Sentence examples for yet pervasive from inspiring English sources
The problem is that the technology is not yet pervasive.
It's an embarrassing, inaccurate, yet pervasive trope that percolates throughout entertainment and mass media.
At the root of this unofficial discrimination, he says, is "stigma," a subtle yet pervasive form of antiblack bias.
From Swedish scientists, comedians and politicians eager to get a hold of this minor yet pervasive annoyance.
That disconnect starts with an unrealistic yet pervasive stereotype, which is shaped in large part by the official bios of Fortune 500 leaders.
The lasting regret has caused Morrison to "rethink the subtle yet pervasive attachments we may all have to the architecture of race".
Yet the pervasive culture of working extreme hours persists.
The practice of torture is the same, though it is not yet as pervasive.
But they are not yet that pervasive on the service provider side.
(Though the Internet is rapidly gaining ground, it has not yet become pervasive enough to claim that kind of grip).
The investigation is still in the early stages and could yet uncover pervasive fraud in this crucial industry.
