Sentence examples for remarkably pervasive from inspiring English sources

It is an idea that has become remarkably pervasive.

While remarkably pervasive, the empirical reality of global health does not always lend itself to readily identifiable Principals and Agents, nor does this model adequately reflect the multiple accountabilities that actors contend with [ 9, 10].

It's an early warning of how a remarkably powerful and pervasive army of prohibitionists intends to put a serious crimp in America's leisure activities (not to mention the industries which service them).

Corruption was pervasive.

Substance abuse is pervasive.

Government corruption is pervasive.

It was very pervasive.

Uncertainty is pervasive.

Intelligence police are pervasive.

Public corruption is pervasive.

Caste politics are pervasive.