Sentence examples for prevalent has from inspiring English sources

Yet every swoon and contour, with a V-shape prevalent, has a geometric tinge.

Nigeria, one of only seven countries where polio cases are still prevalent, has the highest number of cases in the world.

So prevalent has America been on London stages of late that Coney Island, of all places, turns out to be the setting for Andrew Lloyd Webber's new musical, "Love Never Dies," the follow-up to "The Phantom of the Opera".

This shift from employment to livelihood, while far from prevalent, has become a necessity for many in the wake of the 2008 global financial collapse, which led to the loss of more than 8 million jobs in the United States.

Recently, experimental induction of PIMs in rats in which they are not normally prevalent has been demonstrated to be at the origin of pulmonary hemodynamic alterations with an increased susceptibility to ARDS.

The question of whether or not "acting white" attitudes are prevalent has been debated in academic literature.

Floods, once prevalent, have generally been brought under control by state and federal dams and other conservation measures.

She found that the mussels that lived in areas where the crabs were prevalent had thicker shells.

The laws, which were used by the Giuliani administration to punish nightclubs and bars where under-age drinking, drug dealing and other crimes were prevalent, have been a source of controversy for years.

The laws, which were used by the Giuliani administration to punish nightclubs and bars where underage drinking and other crimes were prevalent, have been a source of controversy for years.

In that respect, Dzvapatsva, Mitrovic, and Dietrich (2014) argue that a compendium of social media technologies which have "recently exponentially grown and become prevalent" have a capability to supplement traditional teaching and learning approaches in institutions of higher learning.