Sentence examples similar to pervasive instruments from inspiring English sources
Republicans are threatening to block reauthorisation of the bank when its mandate expires on September 30th.The fight over ExIm has drawn rare attention to one of the most pervasive and enduring instruments of mercantilism in the world trading system.
Blunt instruments attack pervasive problems in cumbersome ways.
Similarly, we would like to put our efforts in the formation of a trusted cluster of m-healthcare stake holders that can be an instrument for immediate pervasive healthcare anywhere any time by sharing vital parameters from remote locations.
Pervasive corruption has battered all the instruments of governance into hideous shapes.
As argued in Newman (1996), the pervasive shared marking of a transported theme with an instrument is cognitively motivated both of them are handled by an agent in performing an action.
As multi-national collaborations grow, as new measurement instruments appear, and as Linked Open Data infrastructures become increasingly pervasive, the number of such conflicts will similarly increase.
"Cellphone and text message communications are so pervasive that some persons may consider them to be essential means or necessary instruments for self-expression, even self-identification," Justice Kennedy went on.
The signal success of "historically informed performance," in the term now favored by the early-music world, has been its pervasive influence on musicians who play Baroque- and Classical-era works on modern instruments.
Policy instrument and energy policy concepts are evident but are far from pervasive.
Lawton's model of QOL has undoubtedly been the most pervasive influence on conceptualizations of QOL in dementia and subsequently on the development of QOL instruments.
The simple repetitive tasks force our brains into subconscious mode, which in most people comes with a "pervasive optimistic bias": a terrific thing, unless – as Kahneman notes – you happen to be investing in complicated financial instruments.
