Sentence examples for the pervasive effect from inspiring English sources

She describes the pervasive effect of the Hemingway diction.

The period of mandatory service for politicians lasted as long as it did because of the pervasive effect of the Second World War on American society.

A tribunal, the Board, had an opportunity to pass upon the petitioners' self-incrimination claims, and since, unlike a tax return, the pervasive effect of the information called for by Form IS-52 is incriminatory, their claims are substantial, and far from frivolous.

The pervasive effect of gangsta rap on urban communities cannot be denied.

The United Nations Committee Against Torture has emphasized this requirement "refers to the need to restore and repair the harm suffered by a victim whose life situation, including dignity, health and self-sufficiency may never be fully recovered as a result of the pervasive effect of torture".

Despite the pervasive effect of ocean warming on development, this factor is rarely considered in studies of climate change impacts.

The pervasive effects of deep relaxation have been used by psychiatrists since the turn of the century.

Aldrich HE and Cliff JE (2003) The pervasive effects of family on entrepreneurship: Toward a family embeddedness perspective.

The case against Ravi prompted a national conversation about anti-gay bullying and teen suicide, and highlighted the pervasive effects and potential harm of social media.

The pervasive effects of scaling technology on different levels of design are explored, from devices and circuits, through logic and micro-architecture, to algorithms and systems.

It is also shaped by a force it can't resist but can use to its own ends: the pervasive effects of Western global capitalism, which simultaneously promote ethnic marketing and eats away at Otherness.