Sentence examples for most pervasive form from inspiring English sources
The simulation-based approach is currently the most pervasive form of verification.
Mr. Giuliani's real sin was that he told the truth, and in doing so violated our most pervasive form of political correctness -- the speech codes bequeathed by 9/11.
A UN report in June claimed domestic violence is the most pervasive form of violence in the country, with a third of women saying they had experienced "serious domestic violence".
A United Nations report last year on violence against women in Italy called domestic abuse the "most pervasive form of violence" in the country, affecting nearly 32 percent of women between the ages of 16 and 70, according to a 2006 survey.
In the Forbes Insights/Treasure Data survey, executives report the most pervasive form of data gathering they employ is data collection built into products and automatically provided.
But, the most pervasive form of electronic surveillance nowadays comes from people you know your boss, your business competitor, someone on a journalists beat, and even your spouse.
Fantasy and science fiction are among the most pervasive forms of contemporary culture.
One of the most pervasive forms of uncertainty in data used to make conservation decisions is error associated with mapping of conservation features.
Choking, experts say, is one of the most pervasive forms of domestic violence, with its overtones of power and control, and one of the best predictors of more serious violence.
Soil sealing is one of the most pervasive forms of soil degradation that follows urbanization and, despite innovative pavements (i.e. pervious) are being installed in urban areas to mitigate it, there is little research on the effects of pervious pavements on soil water and carbon cycle and on the physiology of urban trees.
One of the most pervasive forms of data-related paralysis is data distrust, which occurs when individuals question the quality of their data and refuse to rely on it for decision-making.
