Sentence examples for that is pervasive from inspiring English sources

"It is under assault in a way that is pervasive.

The wavering sentiments on the semiconductor industry illustrate the uneasiness that is pervasive on Wall Street.

It is a deeply seated system that is pervasive at the household, community and government levels.

"When you live with the acrid smell of destruction that is pervasive down here, this is a real bright spot.

By Adam Gopnik Cronuts and pretzel croissants: part of a trend that is pervasive and possibly perverse.

While it is not particularly illuminating it is perceptive about something that is pervasive yet rarely examined.

"There's a sense of anxiety in these paintings that's pervasive in our lives".

Mr. O'Shea said her e-mail reflected an overall mentality that was pervasive among the banks.

Willetts said space technology had applications that were "pervasive across the economy.

The real issue is the very notion of honour that's pervasive in conservative Muslim societies.

"There isn't a feeling of invincibility that was pervasive last year at the same time," said Cristin.