Sentence examples for pervasive with a from inspiring English sources

Corruption is pervasive, with a permissive tone set at the top.

Naturally, given the sponsors, the video components of the concert were pervasive, with a cavalcade of clips from the audition entries and introductions to the pieces that zoomed in on the cities in which they were composed.

Naturally, given YouTube's participation, the video components of the concert were pervasive, with a cavalcade of clips from the audition entries and introductions to the pieces that zoomed in on the cities in which they were composed.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is increasingly pervasive, with a recent report from IDC estimating that there will be over 82 billion connected devices by 2025.

Trauma is similarly pervasive, with a surreal edge; cutting through the bullshit of what we're taught or have come to know, exposing the primal emotion long neglected.

In some lineages, this phenomenon is especially pervasive, with a high prevalence of multiple extra rounds of polyploidizations after a first WGD event (especially common in plants, but also several animal lineages) (Evans et al. 2004).

The mainstream media are pervasive with images of a slim figure having full-breasts or a small waist with full buttocks, known as the curvaceously thin woman (Harrison 2003).

Two-thirds of those are opioid fatalities – with the pill problem still pervasive, but with a rising number of heroin and fentanyl deaths.

Individual stories of injustice will always be affecting, but it may not be possible to capture the impersonal causes of today's most severe and pervasive inequalities with a personal narrative.

The US and many of its European allies merrily went along with this vague notion of regime change, failing to grasp the full implications of their commitment to toppling an entrenched and pervasive regime with a powerful army and the unflinching support of its allies.

This paper proposes an incremental approach to building context-aware pervasive systems, with a particular emphasis on systematically extending over time the contexts and situations a system can be aware of, and creating a formalism in which these systems can be composed.