Sentence examples for pervasive during from inspiring English sources

We hope that our new mayor and City Council will put an end to the egregious First Amendment violations that have been so pervasive during the last eight years.

But it may be that the most important aspect of sleep hygiene has to do with light — which, of course, has gotten more pervasive during the past century, especially at night.

Inflation was pervasive during the whole period 1946 1990, arguably for political reasons, and became a permanent feature of Argentina's institutional scene.

Interactions were found to largely consist of mutual touch and one-sided touch plus movement, highlighting that active touching is pervasive during mother infant interactions.

According to Juan Mendez (a UN Special Advisor who was himself tortured during the Argentinean military dictatorship): "Torture became systematic and pervasive during the military dictatorships of the 1970s and 1980s, but it would be a mistake to trace its origins only as far as this dark era.

Paracrine communication is pervasive during initial wound response.

This perhaps is the reason for the pervasive unevenness during a number of visits.

That may be because of the pervasive view during this period that housing is always a good investment.

Having access to the right information at the right time has been, and remains a pervasive problem during operations and maintenance (O&M) and thus hinders an asset owner's ability to ensure their facilities performance are being optimized.

One reason these thinkers emphasized the training of the young mind was the pervasive acceptance during the 18th century of Locke's theory of mind.

We see these violations happening every day through modern-day racial profiling, which really become a more pervasive problem during the War on Drugs.