Sentence examples for powerful and pervasive from inspiring English sources

The internet is becoming ever more powerful and pervasive.

"This issue is probably the most powerful and pervasive issue across this state," the governor said at an appearance with legislative leaders on Tuesday.

Practically, although individual bloggers are more courageous, the better state-owned broadcasters represent the most powerful and pervasive movement toward press freedom in the Arab world.

"If the internet is the most powerful and pervasive platform in the history of the planet, can it exist without a referee?

It seems a battle must be fought against the powerful and pervasive message that a white western appearance is the way to go.

According to the IACP, the most significant barrier to successful investigations and prosecutions is "the powerful and pervasive myth that most sexual assault allegations are false".

How could it have been when the interests we are seeking to break free of are so powerful and so pervasive?

If you pay careful attention to the way Ikarians have lived their lives, it appears that a dozen subtly powerful, mutually enhancing and pervasive factors are at work.

"Like it or not [and they clearly like it], the world is in the early stages of powerful, deep-running and pervasive changes that will transform its economics, its cultures and people's understanding of who they are and what they stand for".

In truth, there was nothing he could have done to help the poet, because, DeLillo suggests, in an age of mass communications, where the televised image is all-powerful and all-pervasive, writers can no longer 'alter the inner life of a culture.

These divisions are loose and permeable, as is inevitable with something as pervasive, powerful and unruly as time.