Sentence examples for only prevalent from inspiring English sources

The quoted review by Diener and Limmroth [2] includes the statement "there is increasing evidence that the overuse of analgesics and subsequent MOH is not only prevalent in Europe and North America but is a growing problem in Asian countries in China and Taiwan the prevalence is the same as in Europe".

The pattern is clear enough to be painted by numbers, yet the insistence that boxing walks a thin, precipitous edge at every given moment is not only prevalent from mainstream media, but the norm.

For a start, it patronises those outside the "first world" by implying that hunger, disease and war are not only prevalent among the global poor but in some way the sole conditions of their lives.

E-cigarette use is not only prevalent among adolescents but is growing at an alarming rate.

It has been noted that the overuse of analgesics for chronic headache is not only prevalent in Europe and North America but also presents in Asian countries [12].

However, older findings show that boredom is not only prevalent in gifted students but also especially experienced by those with lower abilities (Roseman 1975; Fogelman 1976).

We also found that the use of snus is not only most prevalent among previous smokers, but also considerably more prevalent among current smokers as compared to those who have never smoked.

TB symptoms were only moderately prevalent in the adult cohort, but the prevalence was higher among elderly.

"Racial stereotyping, that is only too prevalent, is repugnant and unlawful.

It is an attitude that is not only still prevalent, but permeates the political rhetoric on Europe, trade, foreign policy and immigration.

They also question how three middle-aged men who claim they were recruited as teenagers or younger could have been steeped in the violent religious ideology that only became prevalent in the late 1980s.