Zurvanism was widely accepted, however, perhaps even prevalent, in Sāsānian times.
His view prevailed in medicine until well into the nineteenth century, and is perhaps still prevalent in the lingering lay association of women and hysteria.
Mr. Zadran paused, then shared another, perhaps more prevalent feeling here: a sense of disappointment in the Haqqanis that is tempered by the group's historical importance.
Although bluestone-style sidewalks are now promoted as the only appropriate ones for row-house neighborhoods, there is every evidence that plain concrete was widely used, perhaps even prevalent, by the mid-1880's.
(Picture book; ages up to 5) Tearjerkers are a fixture in the dog book genre, but they are perhaps less prevalent in the kiddie division, which makes this enormously affecting Australian import so distinctive.
It is another thing — perhaps more prevalent today — to be a Chinese student who believes that an American accent will land you a job in an American company, which will get you a Manhattan-style loft in Beijing.
Among the non-Bradley factors at the intersection of race and polling is something called the reverse Bradley (perhaps more prevalent than the Bradley), in which polls understate support for a black candidate, particularly in regions where it is socially acceptable to express distrust of blacks.
Such traumatizing events were perhaps not prevalent enough in our evolutionary past to impact biological fitness.
Perhaps because of the stereotype and other kinds of identity models prevalent both in sending and receiving countries, stories of individual students and their lived experiences are not often heard.
But perhaps Humphries' belief, in many ways, is the justification of the apparent hypocrisy prevalent at CPAC that others at the conference were too afraid to say.
