Sentence examples for pervasive for from inspiring English sources
This platform of adverse health influences in childhood sets up the health disadvantage that remains pervasive for all age groups under seventy-five in the United States.
(Television had been pervasive for 25 years or so, which isn't bad by Pulitzer standards; no car critic landed a prize until 2004).
However, despite its best efforts it doesn't quite manage to undo the princess stereotype which Disney has made so pervasive for 50 years plus.
I watched her raise his arm, and all the rigidity, which had been so pervasive for the last two years, was gone, confirming what she knew in her heart.
These hardy pieces of paper were so pervasive for so long that they linger on in the form of betting slips, ballots, timecards, image-storage cards and other applications.
Mr. Davis writes of a "widespread insensitivity to intellectual exchange in a medium geared for it," but this attitude is just a continuation of a curatorial mentality that has been pervasive for a few decades.
"It's a pervasive for-profit industry that violates federal law".
Media accounts have detailed a pervasive pay-for-play culture.
We mention this as dynamic reconfiguration around failures are crucial for pervasive health, for example, in providing a seamless/continuous service to the sick and vulnerable.
"These tax havens have been a pervasive problem for our Treasury and for our economy and for our security," he said.
His company recently introduced Pervasive SQL for Windows CE for license to any company that wants to develop embedded databases for handheld PCs and Palm PCs.
