Sentence examples similar to pervasive malfunctions from inspiring English sources

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In court filings, Ms Jennings attributed the undervote to "pervasive malfunctioning of electronic voting machines".

The Economist

Wardrobe malfunctions?

The New York Times

Democracy malfunctions.

The New York Times

Malfunctions are often deadly.

The Economist

Pervasive 2011.

Nature

Pervasive Mob.

Nature

Government corruption is pervasive.

The New Yorker

It was very pervasive.

Independent

Corruption was pervasive.

The New York Times

Substance abuse is pervasive.

The Economist

"Something malfunctions in me".

The Guardian - Books

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