For example, the term jihad, commonly translated as holy war, has become nearly ubiquitous.

COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS Equating war with individual evil has become ubiquitous if not universal in contemporary international politics.

We see this sentiment reflected in the slogan that has become ubiquitous in the region The people want to bring down the regime.

African players, in particular, have become ubiquitous, supplementing the usual retinue of Brazilians and Argentines.

It's ubiquitous and fairly cheap, and the tools to distribute it freely under open licenses has also never been cheaper or more ubiquitous.

It has remained a ubiquitous standard in medical offices into the 21st century.

Relativism, cafeteria Catholicism, and the like are ubiquitous.

Today, satellite dishes are ubiquitous in Iraq as well.

Mobile phones are now ubiquitous in villages as well as cities.

Surgical masks are ubiquitous in Japan, particularly during hay fever season.

Since then, they have become ubiquitous, finding utility in thousands of highly varied applications in every section of modern society, including consumer electronics, information technology, science, medicine, industry, law enforcement, entertainment, and the military.

In fact, when I travel to the developing world, Coke feels ubiquitous.

But corporate villains, typically multinational companies, have never been so ubiquitous as today.

Much has become clear.

Lahoud has become irrelevant.

If you've been in the American West, you know the Creosote bush is pretty ubiquitous, but that being said, you see that this has this unique, circular form.

Instead there are wide spread monopolies, ubiquitous corruption, stifling state interferences, weak and contradictory laws.

The subject has become more open to discussion, and it has become more acceptable to set limits.

Sami has become Layla's life.

It has become an obsession.

The Eco Cooler is made of cardboard and used plastic bottles, which are ubiquitous in Bangladesh.

So, social networks are these intricate things of beauty, and they're so elaborate and so complex and so ubiquitous, in fact, that one has to ask what purpose they serve.

But to say that Turkey has become more democratic is not to say that it has become more liberal.

My brother has become a priest.

English has become my favourite subject.

Sami has become my Islamic teacher.

A convenience has become a burden.

The violence has also become crueler.

Currency undervaluation has become a substitute.

For starters, industrialism has become obsolete.

His unpopularity has become their unpopularity.

Yet this stance has become untenable.

What has become of your sister?

What has become of your sister?

Behold , Gehenna has become an ambush ,

UNOCI has become a stabilization force.

These elements find humanitarian workers soft targets because of their ubiquitous presence, especially in far flung areas.

Japan has economically become a powerful nation.

Her daughter has become a beautiful woman.

Argentina has become a country without direction.

Instead, Asia has become an economic powerhouse.

The impact has become impossible to ignore.

This Samuel Huntington concept has become universal.

The Ministry of Railways has become history.

This has become known as Moseley's law.