Sentence examples for pervasive said from inspiring English sources

"VR is going to be pervasive," said Marks.

"GPS is very pervasive," said Bill Morelli, an analyst with the firm.

"In the DAX companies, the old social order is the most pervasive," said Mr. Sattelberger.

They are similar in that a disrespect for human life is pervasive," said Randolph.

"It's just pervasive," said H. Michael Boyd, an International Data analyst who follows human-resources issues.

"We have not seen anything quite this pervasive," said Matthew W. Daus, the taxi and limousine commissioner.

"Design is not about objects anymore; it's more pervasive," says Vasif Kortun, a director of Istanbul's new arts center Salt (Istiklal Caddesi 136; saltonline.org).org

That problem is becoming pervasive, says the regional manager of an industrial-packaging operation, which puts an additional squeeze on business prospects.Technically, the local banking system in Asia should be healthy enough for banks to continue to lend.

"In some ways, homesickness may be a more socially acceptable tag or label to use when the reality might be something deeper and more pervasive," says Dennis Heitzmann, director of counseling and psychological services at Penn State.

As malware, such as worms and viruses, learns to get deeper into the core of a network, "the threat is becoming more pervasive," says Kuper.

With the adequately trained talent spread around the world, "remote working will grow more pervasive", says Sophia Drossopoulou, professor of programming languages at Imperial College London.