Erdely appeared to trust Jackie's account largely because the alleged victim was referred to her by a UVA staffer working on sexual assault issues, as the writer sought examples for a story on the pervasiveness of these crimes on campuses nationwide.
(As a pair, they're followed by a video crew — a commentary on the pervasiveness of surveillance, and on how simple it is to document things, a point that is generally lost on the show's participants).
The conspiracy, which also involved a lobbyist, another hospital executive and a health care consultant, has been seen as casting light on the pervasiveness of corruption in Albany and on the often-cozy ties there between legislators and hospitals.
After recapping the story, with a focus on a much-ballyhooed ABC News report on the pervasiveness of pink slime, he turns his attention to the heroic defense of a group of governors of midwestern states, including Rick Perry of Texas.
He offers interesting information, for example, on the pervasiveness of Jewish booksellers, a byproduct, in part, of restrictions on employment for Jewish university graduates.
Because NHMC works on behalf of the Latino community, our petition for inquiry focuses on the pervasiveness of hate speech against Latinos, but of course we all understand that many other groups have been the targets of hate speech in media.
He reflects on the pervasiveness of masturbation.
And he volunteered his views on the pervasiveness of sin and human susceptibility.
In 2010, The New York Times reported on the pervasiveness of dementia in this large Colombian family and scientists' hopes of testing prevention drugs.
Mr. Taratula, a winning performer whose poison darts bear traces of sympathy, offers poignant observations on the pervasiveness of secrecy for performers in same-sex relationships, the insecurity of actors and the desperate, delirious excesses of Hollywood spirituality (1 30).
