Sentence examples for now prevalent from inspiring English sources

While underweight prevalence is still high [ 4], overweight and obesity are now prevalent in low- and middle-income countries [ 4, 5], including those in Africa [ 1, 6], at a prevalence of 20 50 % [ 7– 12] in urban areas and 7 30 % in rural areas [ 9– 15].

Describes the various kinds of pollution now prevalent on the earth's surface--air, water & soil pollution.

In contrast, a fondly comic view of East Germany is now prevalent in popular culture.

Siberian stags, fallow deer, and spotted deer also were successively introduced and are now prevalent.

He saved his strongest words for the super-combined format, now prevalent on tour.

"Lilo and Stitch" abandoned 3-D computer-generated animation now prevalent in films like "Shrek" and "Monsters, Inc".

Muslim immigrants are depicted in European political rhetoric as not merely backward but also illiberal, contradicting Europe's now-prevalent commitment to tolerance of homosexuality and sex out of wedlock.

There can also be cohabiting couples who decide to share the same surname, married couples where the child is given the wife's name only, and the now-prevalent hyphenation of both names.

But Mr. Sopko has been as instrumental as anyone in shaping the now-prevalent view among Americans that the war in Afghanistan has become an expensive boondoggle no longer worth fighting.

On Twitter, others are pointing out that Radiohead actually contributed to the now-prevalent idea that music can cost nothing,  by offering their In Rainbows LP as a 'pay what you want' download in 2007.

Next week, it plans to open a new factory in Taiwan aimed at ramping up production of a screen technology it calls Mirasol an innovation that it promises will offer color and video as flashy as now-prevalent liquid crystal displays (LCDs) and will use as little as one hundredth of the power.