The pervasive influence of information and communication technology has revolutionized in banking.
Re "Where Girls of Summer Have Gone Since 1902" (news article, July 30), about the oldest girls' camp in the United States: It was wonderful to read that an oasis from the pervasive influences of modern technology and societal expectations continues to thrive, virtually unchanged, amid the pine groves of southern Maine.
There is no way you can ignore the pervasive influence of Lagos.
Philosophers have responded to the pervasive influence of culture on our moral beliefs in various ways.
Pervasive Influence of Polls As time went by, the poll takers' influence became so pervasive that in 1981, Andrew Hacker, professor of political science at Queens College, wrote: "Questions asked of citizens seem to know no bounds.
Yet it is hard to see how policy-making can be freed from the pervasive influence of the financial sector.
The pervasive influence of hip-hop music and culture "is, more than anything, responsible for that," Mr. Toback continued.
Then video and animation joined the mix, reflecting the pervasive influence of television, film and computer games on the culture.
Instead, the report criticized what it called the pervasive influence of the country's military and intelligence authorities.
The volume extolled classic French gastronomy, a sign of the pervasive influence of French culinary high culture.
Finally, the pervasive influence of international cuisines, namely Chinese and Indian, can be found all over Myanmar.
