Sentence examples for pervasive cause for from inspiring English sources
Conflating the two in the term 'diabesity' or 'diabesity epidemic' implies a single, all pervasive cause for diabetes nationally and globally, namely obesity (overweight/obesity).
One of poverty's most pervasive causes is the lack of control that young women have over their reproductive lives.
The longer and more widespread history of anthropogenic influence in Europe, the leading cause for the relatively pervasive freshwater eutrophication, provides an important cautionary tale; our current path of intensive agriculture around the world may lead to an acceleration of eutrophication in downstream lakes that could take centuries from which to recover.
Fake video clips and doctored photographs — easily downloaded on smartphones, now pervasive even in rural areas — were cited as a cause for a panic that set off a riot and caused tens of thousands of migrants to return to their homes in northeast India last year.
In each case the underlying cause for the engineering mistake was a pervasive tendency in the community to ignore or trivialize indicators of problems while racing towards an important objective.
In Russia, spying on visitors is so pervasive, authorities don't even seem realize that watching someone shower is cause for alarm.
Thank you for sending your work entitled "Genome Rearrangements and Pervasive Meiotic Drive Cause Hybrid Infertility in Fission Yeast" for consideration at eLife.
Hardly cause for celebration.
