Sentence examples for that prevalent from inspiring English sources

"It's not that drugs are that prevalent in Saudi Arabia," said the recovering addict in the hospital.

Art historians have interpreted that prevalent theme to be Heade's expression of the imminent Civil War.

With illiteracy at an estimated 70 to 80%, and with electricity limited outside Kabul, newspapers and the Internet are just not that prevalent.

"In places like New York, where car ownership is not that prevalent, we do a lot of in-city rental, or people renting a car just to drive out for the day to see family".

Right after the revolution, the authorities did their best to stamp out the practice of keeping dogs as pets even if it was not that prevalent because of the cultural aversion.

The New York Daily News: The feds say pink slime (in meat shown above, right) — filler made from beef scraps and connective tissue — is safe and not all that prevalent.

Those are things that hadn't been that prevalent in Europe.

Due to lack of agreement between email providers, this technology is not that prevalent.

In addition, Fig. 10 depicts a graph representation of the project, such that prevalent precedence relationships are easily visible.

Despite widespread reports of Periscopers using the mobile live-streaming app to pirate HBO's epic fantasy series and the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight, Beykpour says it's not a good experience and piracy is not that prevalent.

The respect for institutions that was prevalent during the early '60s is prevalent with the young again today.