"It's a subtle but pervasive example of how our market system is not using energy in a way that saves money," said Mr. Lovins, who heads the Rocky Mountain Institution in Snowmass, Colo.
The web is the best and most pervasive example of a technology that has influenced Exchange.
A more pervasive example is the "Sent from my iPhone/iPad" signature at the bottom of every email you send from your iPhone or iPad.
The concept of mindfulness is, perhaps, the latest and most pervasive example.
Psychiatry during this period provides a most pervasive example of how science may be perverted by external politics.
Where market failures remain pervasive, for example where wildlife remains nationalized (e.g., Kenya), and in communal lands where access to resources remains open, wildlife continues to be replaced (see below).
In liberal market economies, as they predominate in Anglo-Saxon countries, market mechanisms are much more pervasive; for example, employment contracts are typically shorter, the work force is less protected and is (or has to be) more flexible, and companies acquire capital in financial markets.
Though the law stipulates that al-Azhar may only become involved following a complaint, in practice its role has been much more pervasive; for example, television scripts were routinely sent to al-Azhar for approval prior to airing.
President George Bush has called upon Americans to give just $200m, or 70 cents each, to the new global fund to fight the disease.The failure to make even basic investments in foreign policy has been pervasive, and the examples are legion.
Inherited complex diseases have proved the most pervasive yet recalcitrant examples of human disease to reveal their genomic secrets.
