"It's a pervasive for-profit industry that violates federal law".
For all the pervasive degradations of Greenville's onetime system of apartheid, Jackson's boyhood was shielded by what he described as a "love triangle" of his mother, grandmother, teacher and preacher.
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.
We are all culpable, for allowing poverty and inequality to remain pervasive, for promoting policies that exacerbate these problems (see fiscal cliff conversations), and for doing little to reduce the educational achievement and economic opportunity gaps in this country.
(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.
Moreover, the two-EPCS is verified to be a universal platform which does not depend on selected optoelectronic materials but pervasive for general photocatalysts.
Bottom line: the changes are too powerful and pervasive for lawyers to obstruct by self-regulation.
According to Outside magazine, military drone technology was quickly adopted by the entertainment industry, and is becoming more pervasive for aerial footage.
"The Internet is pretty pervasive for information no matter what boundaries businesses and organizations are trying to put up," he said.
