Sentence examples for pervasive routine from inspiring English sources

The peers warn that the "collection and processing of personal information has become pervasive, routine, and almost taken for granted".

It continued: "The development of electronic surveillance and the collection and processing of personal information have become pervasive, routine and almost taken for granted".

Harassment and violence toward the homeless, many of them mentally ill, have become "pervasive and routine" in some sub-cultures, particularly among young men and teenagers, he said.

The harassment is so pervasive and routine that the female perpetrators hardly seem to notice it, while their male victims have little option but to "put up or shut up".

The successes of this latter system are at times so pervasive as to become routine & unnoticed.

This violence is routine and pervasive, and it has its roots in 350 years of colonial rule and half a century of institutionalized oppression in the form of apartheid.

On today's battlefield, linked technologies are so pervasive that soldiers conducting routine patrols are in constant real-time audio — and sometimes video — contact with their superiors, who watch over operations as they occur, with lawyers and civilian policymakers sometimes at their sides, issuing orders and advice from afar.

The ordering of routine bloodwork is pervasive in the ICU [ 18].

It seems like the more pervasive social media becomes to my daily routine, the more frequently I seek out "photo ops" with my family and suddenly, our special moments become less about savoring the experience of being together.

Also, the regulatory framework for reimbursement and financing can be decisive for pervasive computing systems to be accepted in routine use.

However, as most systems identified were in the prototype stage, such experiences would be particularly valuable in order to leverage pervasive computing and transfer more systems into routine operation.