Sentence examples for pervasive power from inspiring English sources

They include globalisation, the spread of the internet and the pervasive power of Wal-Mart.

Was the pervasive power of the medium well noted by you and your colleagues at the time?

This result is consistent with findings from the persuasion literature relating to the pervasive power of social validation.

Anyone on the bad side of the free market can recognize this combination of pervasive power and utter mindlessness.

"People who control the flow of information have a subtle but pervasive power," she tells me earnestly.

British officials were well aware of the pervasive power of nationalism among the elite and sought to introduce new institutions to associate the Sudanese more closely with the task of governing.

Western residents in Albania say that if the new policy of "democratization" is to become a reality, a reduction in the pervasive powers of the secret police is a prerequisite.

A man who documents the all-pervasive power of the visual image, DeLillo still believes books have the greater power to change consciousness, and for that reason "the most talented young people are drawn to the novel more than to other forms".

Carefully constructed sanctions, Burns argued, targeting the increasingly pervasive economic power of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, would convey the international community's unity and determination.

(If you need convincing that spying on women in the bathroom is a pervasive male power fantasy, Google "women's restroom camera" and call me when you find a link that isn't porn, if you don't die of old age first).

As "Big Data" becomes more pervasive the power to visualize will become increasingly important.