Last year was a very strong network television year. 'Desperate Housewives' was the next show in a succession of hot, talked-about, pervasive network television programs.
Science shouldn't be just for scientists, and there are encouraging signs that it is becoming more pervasive in culture and the media.
Science is becoming more pervasive and invasive than it has ever been before.
It's very clear that she has been a part of this culture in Springfield, a part of the whole culture of corruption that has been pervasive in this state.
You would be hard-pressed to identify another location anywhere in the United States in which the baby boom population is playing such a pervasive role.
IBM is a much more pervasive company. I'm going to be very interested in how they've done in software and global services. That is a very strong snapshot as to what final demand is for corporate information technology spending.
It's actually an example of how pervasive political correctness is in our society that someone in this office would think the governor would call it anything other than a Christmas tree.
Inventory levels have been held back because of the pervasive pessimism in technology. There was resistance to build inventory because of fear of charges.
Strengthening the social contract in societies with pervasive poverty and highly unequal distribution of income will continue to challenge many Latin American governments for some time to come.
So the theory asks, how can shareholders ascertain what the firm's real prospects are when they have less information, ... It's a pervasive aspect of modern economies.