Sentence examples for pervasive reach from inspiring English sources

Part of the challenge facing the rebels is the pervasive reach of the Qaddafi political machine.

The ISI is one of the most powerful organisations in Pakistan, with a pervasive reach.

Even if we wished it otherwise, the pervasive reach of modern media ensures the dramatic gyrations and frenzied commentary are all but impossible to avoid.

A news analysis article on June 26 about the pervasive reach of petroleum into everyday life misstated a substance used in the 18th and 19th centuries to make cosmetics.

Yet India is also experiencing what one observer has called a "churning" period, as public frustrations are boiling over about poor roads, shoddy schools, inflation, rising inequality and the pervasive reach of official corruption.

The pervasive reach of exclusive educational institutions is unnerving to some Americans now, and it helps inspire the caustic brand of populism that Sarah Palin and others have made central to their political identities.

Mr. Cohen's influence over Wall Street is both legendary and pervasive, reaching back to the 1980s, when he helped to consolidate the industry, and then to the 1990s, to shape the regulatory scheme that permitted last year's unprecedented outlay of federal dollars.

Perhaps the most illustrative personal testimonies in conveying the all-pervasive reach of the state come in the section on propaganda and official control over personal lives and thoughts.

But Mr. Dylan's influence has been more pervasive, even reaching the Supreme Court.

But this competition between two nationalisms requires something more pervasive that reaches further down into the schools and streets.

In the time span of 25 18 Ma, the rock experienced decompression and cooling associated with pervasive shearing reaching P T conditions of 650 670 °C and 0.7 0.8 GPa, near the sillimanite kyanite transition.