Sentence examples for pervasive situation from inspiring English sources

"Lax New York Rules Make Big Money Talk" ("The Albany Syndrome" series, front page, Oct. 22) gives us the details of a pervasive situation that has seriously weakened our democracy.

The logic behind this definition is that higher I v values indicate a pervasive situation that requires little spatial detail, while lower I v values indicate one intense situation that requires models with more spatial detail (Kemec et al. 2009).

While this pervasive situation deserves our collective concern, it's also important to make some distinctions.

"There was a pervasive situation that feminism was not viable," Wallace remembers of the months leading up to Black Macho's publication.

However, deploying these pervasive situations is still a challenge for teachers.

GLUEPS-AR has been evaluated through a mixed methods study on the deployment of three authentic pervasive learning situations.

Indeed, environmental changes severely affect farming households leading them to live in pervasive poverty situations.

In contrast, genetic risk is known to be relatively modest for adolescent antisocial behaviour, suggesting that the early-childhood form has a distinct etiology, particularly if it is pervasive across situations.

The symptoms must be classic, severe, persistant over time, pervasive across situations, early in onset, and cause considerable distress and impairment.

In this paper we name this new situation as "pervasive virtuality", which we define as being a virtual environment that is extended by incorporating physical elements as proxy objects, integrating contextual information, and resolving conflicts with the dominance of a particular sense (usually vision).

Even today, isolation is one of the most pervasive characteristics of the situation in which Latin American philosophers find themselves.