Sentence examples for pervasive issue from inspiring English sources

It's a pervasive issue for millions of people, a complex web of problems with no easy solutions.

Doping has become a pervasive issue for professional sports in the last decade, but golf had shied away from testing.

"This issue is probably the most powerful and pervasive issue across this state," the governor said at an appearance with legislative leaders on Tuesday.

The chicken skin was symptomatic of a small but pervasive issue: even on very good dishes there was almost always one element that couldn't keep pace or didn't belong there in the first place.

He denounced the selfishness of the capitalist system and the "selfishness that continues in human trafficking, the most extensive form of slavery in this 21st century"—a pervasive issue that rarely makes media waves in Australia.

Ms. Tai and Mr. Evans hope the center will find its niche at the point the pervasive issue of housing in New York meets the city's equally vibrant appetite for nontraditional, non-chain-store funkiness.

None of these were pervasive issues throughout the year, though.

By Anna Wiener November 26, 2016 The tech industry has pervasive issues with hiring — and retaining — women, black, and Latino employees.

And there is little consideration about more pervasive issues such as consent and sexual violence within the community itself.

There are cultural complications, and studies have found pervasive issues of doctor-patient miscommunication and a significant lack of trust in hospitals.

As Martelly pushes ahead with his development agenda, he has given few indications that he intends to address the pervasive issues relating to land ownership and insecurity that have undermined development in Haiti for two hundred years.