Sentence examples for pervasive class from inspiring English sources

Trauma is a pervasive class of human experiences.

It was South Florida's answer to New York's hot dog – pervasive working class food that, over time, seeped into the city's conscience and culinary identity.

"The Killing" is set in a city, for one thing — it was shot in Vancouver — and has a pervasive working-class grittiness and grubbiness to it.

Nonetheless, limitations to epitope prediction analyses intrinsically include biases derived from their training datasets, the fact that certain epitopes are not optimally defined or have incorrect HLA alleles restrictions (e.g., due to linkage disequilibrium) and pervasive of HLA class I allele promiscuity [45].

By 1804 Napoleon's grip on power was complete, and belief in his indispensability was pervasive in the governing class.

He, too, is polished and is seen as relatively clean in a country where corruption and criminality are so pervasive among the political class that Western diplomats acknowledge that no one with any power is totally clean.

Long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs) are a pervasive and recently recognized class of genes.

And what you also don't see is how privilege and class are pervasive in all of these systems.

The Berliner myth of a city filled with art galleries, young interesting people and cool clubs/bars remains pervasive among the creative class in Paris, London and New York.

If a Socialist is one who challenges a military industrial complex that marches to the beat of industry, and a prison industrial complex that perpetuates the racial and socioeconomic class inequities pervasive throughout the society, then we should all be Democratic Socialists!

Long noncoding RNAs (IncRNAs) are an important class of pervasive genes involved in a variety of biological functions.