Sentence examples for not very prevalent from inspiring English sources

Ubiquitous automation (UA) in the home environment is not very prevalent at present, but with the move from individual computers to more ubiquity in both computing and automation there is a danger that the individual will be alienated and forgotten in an automatic world.

But when you are still small, the patent issues are not very prevalent for you.

There are a lot of artists who have done things but it's not very prevalent.

The exposure that we had to Asian-American or Asian-appearing artists was not very prevalent.

Coffee is consumed throughout the day and liquor is not very prevalent amongst the population, however, some alcoholic beverages such as arak or beer are consumed by Christians and less conservative Muslims.

I do this because there is obviously a lot of curiosity about this subject of vaccines -- it comes up in every interview I do these days, and I've been finding that people, including doctors, are privately expressing a skepticism that is still not very prevalent in public.

The gas isn't very prevalent yet but just wait until we start throwing away our old HDTVs to get OLEDs.

Recent advances in spectroscopic OCT may convey the same benefit to OCT, but to date these techniques have not become very prevalent [ 22].

A combination of a qualitative as well as quantitative approach in gathering risk factors for DRPs has not been very prevalent in the current literature.

However, the mentioned GI symptoms in the articles are quite severe and might occur more during a longer run and therefore may not be very prevalent in our participants.

Obviously, bears and bear-chasers have always been around, but as a visible phenomenon, the bear hasn't been very prevalent or (somewhat) accepted until the age of the Internet.