Sentence examples for pervasive norm from inspiring English sources

With forgery and exploitation existing as the pervasive norm, perhaps pharma-conning, as twisted as it seems, might have been our way of coping.

What is apparent from our findings, however, is that there seems to be little to be gained by jumping from theorisations of hegemonic masculinity as a pervasive norm affecting the health of all men to all-encompassing health programmes which attempt to engage with men on the simple basis that they are male.

Care is a deep, pervasive cultural norm that is imposed upon what is noticed and noticeable to others.

The high proportion of children that report NASA documented in this survey attests to the effectiveness of this practice as a pervasive cultural norm.

The kind of intolerance that springs from aberrant individual psychology, rather than the disinterested absorption of pervasive cultural norms, is bound to be more passionate and irrational, less predictable, less amenable to persuasion, and more aggravated than educated by the cultural promotion of tolerance.

In my view, arriving at a truly egalitarian relationship necessarily requires that the partners have the capacity and the capability to undermine pervasive gender norms.

However, it also shows that the main driver is much broader and much more difficult to address: entrenched, pervasive social norms that govern expectations about what girls can and will do with their lives - fueling both early marriage and school dropout.

Our findings suggest that the pervasive male norms in these settings are not substantially impacted by women's empowerment status.

Poverty is pervasive, incompetence the norm, corruption rampant.

Our research in Sudan has shown that cutting is not necessarily a pervasive and deeply entrenched norm.

This may indicate that aesthetic norms and pressures are not decreased by living in a less populous urban environment and that these norms are pervasive.