Sentence examples for pervasive extent from inspiring English sources

The reports showed the deep and pervasive extent of the program, with the NYPD singling out and tracking American Muslim communities in New York City, Newark and other areas.

The general medical literature documents the pervasive extent and sometimes problematic impact of these conflicts.

If the Internet of Things pushes its wireless tentacles into our homes to such a pervasive extent, then our increasingly auto-animated surroundings may end up resembling scenes from Fantasia — just hopefully without any such chaotic consequences.

The pervasive extent of anthropogenic disturbance to salmonid abundances underlines the importance that DDS may have in contemporary evolution of their populations.

"I think it's to some extent pervasive now," she told me in March.

Capillary trapping is pervasive over the extent of a migrating CO2 plume and both theoretical and numerical investigations have demonstrated the first order impacts of capillary trapping on plume migration, immobilisation and CO2 storage security.

Anthropogenic environmental alteration is pervasive and global in extent (Vitousek et al.

Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) (OMIM: 209850) are a group of severe neurodevelopmental conditions, referred to a broader extent as pervasive developmental disorders, characterized by a triad associating impairments in social interactions, communication deficits and restricted repetitive and stereotyped behaviors and interests with an onset in infancy or early childhood (before 3 years).

"This case presents a stark example of the dangerous extent to which pervasive secrecy in military court proceedings undercuts the appearance of fairness essential to public confidence," the filing said.

Injury is a pervasive, expensive and, to some extent, preventable problem.

Also largely glossed over in the report is the extent and implications of pervasive corruption.