Sentence examples for still pervasive from inspiring English sources

Segregation is still pervasive, he reckons.

More important, discrimination, though no longer legal, is still pervasive.

Leaden bureaucracy, corruption, illegality and even violence in business are still pervasive.

But the latest problems have laid bare the sectarian fissures still pervasive in society.

A loose system of patronage, in which security services and big business overlap, is still pervasive.

"They're still around, they're still pervasive, but they aren't a fad any more," he says in his Tokyo office.

Yet Timothy Bovard of INSEAD, a business school near Paris, insists that anti-capitalist thinking is still pervasive.

But so is the subtle but still pervasive racial attitude that views work like Mr. Holder's as "exotic".

That people are surprised by these revelations illustrates how the myth of the pop star life is still pervasive.

Ordinary Brazilians are still appreciative of his achievement in ending inflation in 1994 and 1995, and rightly far likelier to see Congress than the president as the source of still-pervasive corruption.

And many teenage girls commit suicide when they find out they are pregnant.It is the still-pervasive influence of the Catholic church in forming views about women and reproduction in Latin America that is the main reason for the patchiness of contraception and the strictness of abortion bans, and thus for the prevalence of teenage pregnancies and illegal abortions.