Sentence examples for not so prevalent from inspiring English sources

Moreover, dew, thankfully, is not so prevalent.

Pasta is not so prevalent up here as it is in the rest of the country.

But in those days, recordings were not so prevalent, and the audiences did not know this music as well.

The number might be higher if discrimination against the formerly incarcerated were not so prevalent on the job market.

Dr. Tornieporth said the vaccine might be more effective in other regions where serotype 2 is not so prevalent.

Among lower animals and insects, as described by the evolutionary biologist Dr. Olivia Judson, the notion of "choosing" males is not so prevalent.

The 1970's was the last time you might say there was a true downtown scene as opposed to an uptown scene, and money wasn't so prevalent.

"But one of the problems comics have always had in this country – and this isn't so prevalent in Europe – is they have always been associated with very cheap and somewhat lurid entertainment".

New York magazine listed "Dave" sixth in a "Twenty Most Pointless Episodes of Lost" list, considering that "using an episode to disprove a theory that wasn't so prevalent was a waste of time".

If it wasn't so prevalent, then there wouldn't be a million shows on TV like 'Dateline' or 'SVU' or 'CSI.' It feels like we're accessing a sort of danger that is disconnected enough from our daily lives -- like watching a horror movie.

But this ubiquitous pick-me-up was not always so prevalent nor always so popular.