Sentence examples for most pervasive problems from inspiring English sources

One of the most pervasive problems that foreign investors have found in Vietnam is an us-versus-them mentality.

I think one of the most pervasive problems in the financial markets is investment with too short a time horizon.

Substance abuse is one of our nation's most pervasive problems, as all of you in this room know.

That's the story with Sprinkles, an innovative treatment for one of the most pervasive problems affecting the world's children, and one that goes largely unaddressed.

Colucci is a co-director of MIT Hacking Medicine, a student-run group that bring together innovative thinkers to rethink and solve healthcare's most pervasive problems.

The new data, assembled from about 83 million court records going back to 2000, suggest that the most pervasive problems aren't necessarily in the most expensive regions.

In stent restenosis, the most pervasive problem affecting stents, is related in part to technical aspects of the device.

The most pervasive problem is the fact that plurality rule can elect a Condorcet loser.

Just one minor detail the politicians are overlooking: The most pervasive problem with 401(k) accounts is not too much risk, but too little.

Time, wear and severe weather conditions led to many identified problems, the single most pervasive problem being water damage.

(4) Is lateral genetic transfer really the "most pervasive problem" in large-scale phylogenetics?