ubiquity

The technology is close to ubiquity but not there yet.

For all the play's ubiquity, though, how well do we really understand it?

There is a kind of a ubiquity to being on television; you're in all these homes.

There may be little or no relationship between America's ubiquity and its actual influence.

But even here there is no escaping the ubiquity of violence.

Because of that ubiquity, "we're finding enough kids, who no one knew about."

Do I acknowledge the power and ubiquity of religious faith?

Ubiquity has several new options that are available for convenience.

But some people have had enough, and are pushing back against the ubiquity of advertisements.

The information highway derives much of its value from ubiquity.

Her music, of course, had much to do with her ubiquity.

Today, more than a century later, aluminum is the very symbol of ubiquity.

That ubiquity counts against it for those who demand something a little different, however.

The first rule for a cult of personality is ubiquity.

The real power of the Internet lies in its ubiquity and simplicity.

But in television, such ubiquity can stall, or even kill, a career.

Their ubiquity may now unite many of the nation's mayors.

What has brought new urgency to the debate is the near ubiquity of computers.

But their small size and sheer ubiquity create a security hole big enough to drive a car through.

Its ubiquity makes it all the more effective in summing up the president.

Since then they have gone from obscurity to hype to ubiquity.

I'm really wondering when Amazon is going to push for ubiquity as well.

Such concentrated commercial success and ubiquity came with a price."

That dominance is also a measure of the film's ubiquity, which poses a question in itself.

And she is quietly defiant about her sudden ubiquity in the press.