Sentence examples for prevalent now from inspiring English sources

By one count, financial crises are twice as prevalent now as they were 100 years ago.

The small bag is so prevalent now that you have to carry another bag".

The "celebrity culture" which is so prevalent now is all about wealth, prestige and status.

"It has clearly become prevalent now, this lawyer-rat association," Professor Galanter said finally.

"Counterfeiting is definitely more prevalent now than it's ever been," said Sgt. Tom McFadden, who directs the trademark infringement unit of the police department's Organized Crime Investigations Division.

So these girls are the authentic American geishas, and they're much more prevalent now than in 1943 or 1944, which was Holly's era.

The aboveground pool, a fixture of suburban yards in the 1970's and 1980's, is less prevalent there now.

"The herd mentality in the art world is much more prevalent right now in New York than in almost any other city I know," Mr. Kelly said.

"Good luck to him" was once a characteristic British attitude to self-made wealth; a more prevalent view now seems to be "hand over your bonus".

"The prevalent mood now is to say that the United States is no longer relevant, that the Arab Spring is happening without the help of the United States".

With this in mind, models walked out in sunglasses and hats that reflected both the Forties and Seventies trends prevalent just now.