Sentence examples for pervasive existence from inspiring English sources

Food has a pervasive existence in The Wire.

Their pervasive existence across countries is no coincidence: They correct a market failure.

This controversy is made more complex by methodologic uncertainties regarding inconsistent symptom reports obtained from parents, teachers, and children and by the pervasive existence of comorbidity.

The simplest conclusion is that pervasive existence of hedonic judgment errors raises the possibility that both economic and regulatory policies are misdirected.

Though a lot of studies have suggested the pervasive existence of aqueous fluids in the crust (e.g., Ogawa et al. 2001), the fluid distribution has not been quantitatively constrained.

In contrast to this apparent spectrum scarcity has been the pervasive existence of spectrum opportunity as extensive measurements indicate that, at any given time and location, a large portion of licensed spectrum lies unused [2].

Algorithms are an integral and increasingly pervasive part of our existence in the modern world.

Despite a technological boom, radio remains one of the most pervasive media technologies in existence.

Unfortunately, energy-balancing stabilization is stymied by the existence of pervasive dissipation, that appears in many engineering applications.

Shelby County's suit contends that the VRA is no longer appropriate: when Congress reauthorised the act for 25 years in 2006, it failed to show the existence of "pervasive voting discrimination", "electoral gamesmanship" and "widespread intentional discrimination on the basis of race".

The general leitmotif of Buddhist teachings, which is also the first of the four noble truths, is the realization that unsatisfactoriness or suffering (Skt. duḥkha, Pāli dukkha) is a pervasive aspect of conditioned existence.