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How to use all-pervasive in a sentence

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The all-pervasive reservations and donations system too adds to the youths' inquietude.
The press is crammed full of details about this all-pervasive electronic monitoring network.
Because it is such an all-pervasive issue, it is important to study and discuss it in its full dimensions in order to be well understood.
Of course, the greatest source of prevention is an ingrained and all-pervasive ethical business culture.
This is an all-pervasive, overwhelming fatigue that is quite different from feeling tired because of physical exertion.
Despite these significant developments, the situation of women remains dramatic and severe violence against them all-pervasive.
Organized groups claiming adherence to religious ideologies have unleashed an all-pervasive fear of mob violence in many parts of the country.
A seeker of true Divinity will attain salvation when he realizes the Truth, the all-pervasive Brahman.
The all-pervasive corruption in the police force and the bureaucracy has made the commoners neglectful of the rule of law.
Unity and peace are their most heartfelt concerns, their paramount and all-pervasive dream.
He is being driven mad by the all-pervasive cynicism of modern Britain.
The state is ubiquitous and all-pervasive.
Mr. Martin Godbout: When we say that we have adopted a radical position, I mean that we have adopted a very strong, transparent all-pervasive stance.
The greenhouse effect is an all-pervasive environmental issue which overshadows many other environmental questions, of which, however, biodiversity is important as it is a global issue.
The contemporary view is that disability rights legislation is now a mainstream issue and should be all-pervasive, including in the sphere of transport.
But, as shadow is essential to light, so too a sense of disquiet, of anxiety, and the all-pervasive awareness of the precarious, perhaps even futile nature of human activity are hallmarks of the entire 17th century.
The rapid progress of a huge range of wireless techniques, including all-pervasive sensors and radio-frequency identification technologies, adds to the dimension of new vulnerabilities.
In a village where social control is all-pervasive, an attempt to get ahead which ends in failure is a source of embarrassment, frustration and shame.
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