Its pervasiveness contributed to the American narratives of race that considered black people to be less than human, "other" and utterly unworthy of citizenship, much less equality.
I have no doubt that their pervasiveness, links to football games and heavy sponsorship of sports matches will encourage a new generation of gamblers, once FOBTs are no longer the gambling machines of choice.
The push for more pervasiveness led to the eyeball and the wrist.
Semiocast also forecasts that its share will grow thinner in the future, as Twitter becomes more internationalized (i.e. becomes available in more languages) and its pervasiveness spreads to Asia and Latin-America.
One way of giving an idea of its pervasiveness is to point out that it occurs almost as often as cystic fibrosis (1 in 3,500) [17].
AIDS is a pandemic of unprecedented pervasiveness, spreading to the furthest corners of the world.
An audience that looked like an exclusive group of Republican donors this week multiplied — thanks to the pervasiveness of video technology — to the entire world.
An interim solution is for readers to maintain a sense of pre-discovery probabilities, to be sensitized to the pervasiveness of the decline effect, and to be skeptical of claims based on findings reaching significance in small-scale studies that have not been independently replicated.
In the state response, officials said, "These comments, if made, do not rise to the level of severity or pervasiveness so as to constitute a hostile workplace.
The document was distributed more widely, and faster, than she expected — a testament, in her view, to "the pervasiveness of the problem" and to "the generosity of women who wanted to keep each other safe".
