The pervasiveness and power of smartphones has, however, "drastically opened up the market," he says.
But most intriguing, both in its pervasiveness and its silliness, is the fur skirt.
Yet the pervasiveness and lack of accountability of the security apparatus has had a smothering effect.
We're less willing to acknowledge the pervasiveness, and costs, of age discrimination.
Mr. Chancellor says Mr. Dyer is not a racist, just naive about the pervasiveness and pain of bigotry.
"The sheer number, pervasiveness and interconnected nature of our infrastructures create an almost infinite array of high-payoff targets for exploitation by terrorists".
"I Have Found It," affectionately spoofing the conventions of Indian popular cinema (or Bollywood), also pays tribute to Bollywood's local pervasiveness and global prestige.
Liberals, he says, should wake up to the rot in the country, fight against its pervasiveness and stake out moral values as their own turf.
But the pervasiveness and intensity of his symptoms suggested that he had crossed the diagnostic Rubicon from a simple occasional shyness to a severe, chronic shyness across a multitude of situations.
The uproar eventually led university officials to cancel the second half of the hockey season, prompting a broad debate about the pervasiveness and propriety of hazing in college sports.
Gates argued that the pervasiveness and centrality of signifyin' in African and African American literature and music means that all such expression is essentially a kind of dialogue with the literature and music of the past.
