Sentence examples for pervasive culture from inspiring English sources

Yet the pervasive culture of working extreme hours persists.

That shocking statistic squares with other alarming indicators of the military's pervasive culture of sexual misconduct.

"This is... indicative of a pervasive culture in Latvian business," says Ms Moss.

It described a pervasive culture of secrecy, notably surrounding Mr. Ban.

But Ms. Wong said there was a pervasive culture of harassment from the managers down to the line cooks.

In the survey, one female respondent commented that management structures have created a "pervasive culture of fear" among university staff.

"Ever since I arrived in Paris in 2002 … I have been surprised by the pervasive culture of elitism in France.

South Africa was convulsed by allegations that domestic T20 cricket has a pervasive culture of match fixing.

In reality, there is a persistent and pervasive culture of distrust around those with mental health problems.

The root cause of the financial crisis was a pervasive culture of rampant risk-taking and greed, combined with unchecked power.

Finally, I asked Nusseibeh if Arafat has ever expressed any reservations about the pervasive culture and celebration of martyrdom among the Palestinians.