Sentence examples for still very prevalent from inspiring English sources

It's still very prevalent.

The United States is in need of a serious, prolonged discourse about its historical and still very prevalent racism.

Unfortunately, intense skin-color discrimination, casual stereotyping, intense fear of blacks, and black and white isolation are still very prevalent in America.

Moreover, he thinks that people must realise "[TB] didn't go in the 1950s, we didn't get rid of it and it's still very prevalent".

"We were watching old interviews with him while we were writing the song and the stuff he was talking about is still very prevalent in society," Paris says, her tone now less upbeat.

They are hit by two types of cancers – first, those triggered by infections, such as cervical cancers, which are still very prevalent in poorer countries that do not have screening, let alone the HPV vaccine.

However, 25(OH D <50 nmol/L would still be very prevalent.

This thinking is still very much prevalent among many Americans about Africa.

The complicated nature of race and media is still very much prevalent.

So Pope Francis' declaration, while incredibly paternalistic, addresses a stigma that is still very much prevalent today.

So Pope Francis's declaration, while incredibly paternalistic, addresses a stigma that is still very much prevalent today.