Sentence examples for more prevalent we from inspiring English sources

In those parts of our world where pain, hardship and distress are far more prevalent, we find the highest rates of faith, while it is in the relatively comfortable and affluent west where faith is least observed.

As this practice becomes more prevalent, we anticipate the emergence of a vibrant information marketplace industry for commercial data assets.

"The environmental cost of multiple and redundant chargers is enormous and I believe that, as the mobile phone has become more prevalent, we as retailers and manufacturers have an ever-greater responsibility to be a more sustainable industry," said O2 UK CEO Ronan Dunne in a statement.

As those cloud-based platforms become much more prevalent, we've already battle tested and refined their hunting and response.

And in this time of austerity, where resistance is becoming more and more prevalent, we can't have that, can we?

Though property crime is more prevalent, we figured that violent crime is more concerning to town residents.

And, if we're honest, it's likely a lot more prevalent than we would like to admit.

Here, we depleted serum IGF-1 during advanced adulthood (iLID), when bone loss becomes more prevalent, and we showed that reductions in serum IGF-1 during aging impaired bone integrity.

I don't have the right answers, but I do know that entrepreneurial lying (whether we call it marketing or raising capital or negotiating or selling the vision) is more prevalent than we care to admit.

And word problems become more prevalent as we become older.

"It's more prevalent than we can actually wrap our heads around," he says.