A Pervasive Phenomenon' "It would appear that premature retirement is a pervasive phenomenon," Professor Wirtz said.

Unfortunately, Ms. Bassil does not address the more pervasive phenomenon of neo-adultism.

This far more harmful and pervasive phenomenon passes virtually without journalistic comment.

"Gender inequality is a pervasive phenomenon."

Historically, admixture has been an ever present and pervasive phenomenon in the Philippines.

These and similar ideas have been applied to the pervasive phenomenon of procrastination".

Normal, nonideological people are less concerned about the threat to their freedom from an overweening state than from the threats posed by these amorphous yet pervasive phenomena.

Corruption in Angola is a pervasive phenomenon, hindering economic growth and government-sponsored liberalization programs.

Supported by initial evidence, the hypothesis was long held as firmly established, describing a robust and pervasive phenomenon of social cognition.