Sentence examples for pervasive overuse from inspiring English sources

Water supplies have been drying up in Northern China for decades, the result of pervasive overuse and waste.

The promise of nanotechnology as an economic engine that can redefine the wellbeing of regions and nations is pervasive; yet the imprecise language, and overuse of the term nanotechnology, has made that term fuzzier, broader, and trendier than many imagined possible.

Consequently, crops gradually replaced natural broad-leaved forests, and land overuse and abuse have become pervasive.

Corruption was pervasive.

Substance abuse is pervasive.

Another problem is overuse.

Government corruption is pervasive.

It was very pervasive.

Uncertainty is pervasive.

Intelligence police are pervasive.

Public corruption is pervasive.