Sentence examples for not pervasive enough from inspiring English sources

An appellate court ruled on Tuesday that the forgeries were not pervasive enough to disqualify Ms. Roper, a Brooklyn lawyer, from the primary next month.

Moreover, bare ratios of attributes among sets of disparate objects will not qualify as chances if they are not pervasive enough, for then a theory that assigns them probabilities will lose too much simplicity without sufficient gain in strength.

Thus, we conclude that the mechanisms causing SFA such as AHP accumulation were not pervasive enough to overcome the increase in synaptic conductance during motor activity.

These items were expected to be relevant to several service settings, but not pervasive enough in all service settings to warrant inclusion in the list of core items.

It's not in the meter because banks aren't pervasive enough.

But it's now pervasive enough to have been integrated into the core of what we do".

Optimal centralized charging station planning is not only pervasive enough to meet the requirement of EV charging, but also has the potential to improve the rationality of power grid structure as a distributed power station.

(Though the Internet is rapidly gaining ground, it has not yet become pervasive enough to claim that kind of grip).

Still, she added, the problems found in the investigation "were serious enough and pervasive enough that they would not have met the standards even for a residential care facility".

This behaviour was "not pervasive or endemic", the report said, but was "visible, frequent and consistent enough to be a very real concern".

If such conflicting beliefs are not justified in the absence of a reason, and if such conflicts are pervasive enough to undermine all non-inferential justification, then premise (2) is true.