Sentence examples for there is pervasive from inspiring English sources

Defining the Dealer's Role In fact, the Nashville reports are only the latest in a decade-long series of studies that suggest there is pervasive discrimination against black car buyers, said Ian Ayres, a law professor at Yale University.

Putting the two premises together, we get the following argument for the existence of narrow content: "(1) There is pervasive intentional content that constitutively depends on phenomenology alone.

So, (3) There is pervasive intentional content that constitutively depends only on narrow factors" (Horgan and Tienson 2002, p. 527; cf. Horgan, Tienson and Graham 2004, p. 300).

There is pervasive evidence for episodic eolian erosion and deposition ca. 9.8 to 6.3 ka, generally coincident with loess deposition on upland surfaces [Olson, C.G., Nettleton, W.D., Porter, D.A., Brasher, B.R., 1997. Middle Holocene aeolian activity on the High Plains of west-central Kansas. Holocene, 7(3): 255–261], and thus it is inferred to reflect regional aridity.

As a result, there is pervasive corruption and malpractices at all levels of government.

Among the producers and users of Islamic financial products there is pervasive skepticism.

"There are pervasive feelings of animosity and distrust A.N.S.F.

He told us he was innocent, and he said he was terrified of going to the U.S. base, because there were pervasive rumors that prisoners were tortured there.

There are pervasive rumors that Eric Clapton, members of the Grateful Dead and B. B. King will turn up onstage over the run.

Even human rights advocates like Mr. de la Rosa have acknowledged that there are "pervasive interests" determined to take down Chief Leyzaola, who survived his latest assassination attempt in June.

She told the Post that there was "pervasive verbal sexual harassment at NBC". .