Sentence examples for pervasive way from inspiring English sources

What he means is that church is not a pervasive way of life, as it is in the South.

This style, sometimes also called the New London Vernacular, is now the pervasive way of designing everything from large speculative housing blocks to thoughtful arts centres.

As "I gotta be me" once summed up a certain form of Las Vegas liberalism — individual autonomy with a microphone in hand — it is, in the quiet yet pervasive way that such phrases enter our vocabulary, defining and inspiring.

Meanwhile, the number of WiFi and Bluetooth terminals, tags, and other devices are increasing in a pervasive way.

These advanced services are often developed and provided by the NRENs, as they are not available in a pervasive way from commercial Internet Service Providers (ISPs) [5].

After the heyday of totalitarian terrorism in the 1930s and 1940s, internal state terrorism continued to be practiced by military dictatorships in many parts of the world, albeit in a less sustained and pervasive way.

"Climate change is happening in both real and dramatic ways, but also in slow, pervasive ways.

— When the Massachusetts Institute of Technology acknowledged 12 years ago that it had discriminated against female professors in "subtle but pervasive" ways, it became a national model for addressing gender inequity.

The government's intrusion into every facet of Sydneysiders' lives – our commutes to work, our neighbourhoods and local councils, our nights out – have forced a large and increasingly broad cross-section of people to actually pay attention to state politics and the mundane but pervasive ways in which it shapes our lives.

Also, preferences towards more pervasive ways to interact with such systems were identified.

"So Lynch still has steep challenges ahead to update the store concept, banner perception and operating culture in visible and pervasive ways.