Sentence examples for problem pervades from inspiring English sources
This very familiar problem pervades the whole of real life.In their bestseller, "In Search of Excellence", Tom Peters and Robert Waterman took a similar line: "Excellent companies," they said, "are both centralised and decentralised".
And this pricing problem pervades all of the proposed solutions for dealing with the banking crisis.
The missing data problem pervades much of the subsequent statistical analysis of the data.
Other problems pervade the project.
Coordination problems pervade social interaction.
Neither does he address every controversial idea about Jesus's character, nor attempt the greater problems pervading the debate about art's place in religion, or about the more difficult elements of it.
But along with the modernization and bigger budgets has come more corruption, a problem that pervades China's ruling party and its government.
That feeling of repetitive time filling is a problem that pervades "L'Anatomie," which invokes various paintings and biographical moments in Bacon's life without undue emphasis over its nine movements.
It has also been presented as a solution to hunger – a problem that pervades India, now home to the second highest number of undernourished people in the world according to a report by the UN.
It's a problem that pervades Silicon Valley.
"The Diversity Gap studies show a distinct, societal problem that pervades entertainment, media and even our government," a spokesman for the company told The Huffington Post Thursday.
