Sentence examples for prevalent craft from inspiring English sources

"It's particularly true in food, which people don't tend to think of as a craft, but is actually the most prevalent craft people practise," he says.

"The prevalent craft around here is shoemaking and clothing, where the working atmosphere is extremely unhealthy," said Ghada Al Rifaee, who works with a non-governmental project  in Aleppo called 'Our City.' "Some of the children have become addicted to the glue that they use all day long.

This absence of technology seemed particularly prevalent in the niche craft where I started.

(12) Achenyo Idachaba is founder of MitiMeth, a company producing hand-woven crafts from invasive aquatic weeds prevalent in Nigeria's waterways.

The development of recyclable solid acids is of major industrial importance and challenging in many reactions, for instance, the Friedel-Crafts alkylation as one of the most prevalent examples, which generally requires the presence of acid catalysts.

Skirts were knee-length and either split at the front or back; trouser suits were also prevalent and embroidery on tops and jumpers was inspired by the Northern California arts and crafts movement.

That is was a brilliantly crafted scheme designed to expose the bigotry, ignorance and ugliness that's prevalent in American culture.

Craft sodas.

Resentment is more prevalent.

Package deals are prevalent.

Is it very prevalent?