But pervasive mistrust of politicians is more dangerous, because it undermines the basis of a free society.

But it seems to be that the USA's sins, compared to those of many previous empires, are of a more moderate, if more pervasive, kind.

Services are now so pervasive throughout the economy that it may be more appropriate not to take a sectoral approach

Gender equality overcoming pervasive gender bias

What the climate crisis has revealed to us is a secondary, more insidious and more pervasive crisis, which is the crisis of agency, which is what to do.

There is always some monopoly power, insiders have more information than outsiders, ignorance and uncertainty are pervasive, and expectations are frequently disappointed.

The economic and social costs become pervasive.

Indeed, the enslavement of animals, for labor and for food, is more pervasive and more central to our way of life than the enslavement of other humans ever was.

To this end, regional trade barriers, which are more pervasive in the Arab world than even in Sub Saharan Africa, must be dismantled.

Dysfunctional government and pervasive corruption make modernization difficult.

So video gaming is pervasive throughout our society.

Narcotics remain a major and pervasive problem in Afghanistan.

It is also Bangladesh's experience that, in such cases, we have also been helped by the pervasive cultures of pluralism and democratic values that render public actions more accountable and authorities more responsible.

But, while it is true that cancer is pervasive in wealthy countries, people in the world s poorest countries lose more years of life to the disease.

True, the US is not the worst offender in the world when it comes to farm protectionism the European Union s trade distortions are significantly more pervasive.

Although corruption is pervasive, no top official has been prosecuted.

As tax evasion becomes more pervasive, whole networks to help hide incomes have appeared, making it far less likely that those who break the law are punished.

Yet US gun culture remains as pervasive as it is unrecorded.

In short, the pervasive narrative of Western decline suddenly reversed itself.

But Putin s legitimacy has also been tainted by the pervasive fraud.

The result of all this was a pervasive climate of fear.

Some feel a pervasive fear of most or all other people.

Information also highlights a pervasive pattern of rape and sexual violence.

All Central Asian countries suffer from pervasive corruption, acute income inequalities, political succession problems, and transnational criminal groups that cooperate more effectively than the region s frequently feuding governments do.

In short, available evidence shows that organized criminal groups are more pervasive and dynamic in organization and have broadened the scope of their operations, both geographically and by sector.

Homelessness resulting from military home demolitions, particularly in Gaza, was also pervasive.

Vague but pervasive intimidation is the main factor keeping TV personnel in line.

It has been said that Islam is more than a religion, it is a way of life in Saudi Arabia, and, as a result, the influence of the ulema is pervasive.

It should also underline the imperative for comprehensive United Nations reform that would make this Organization more responsive and more timely in its response to the vulnerabilities of, and pervasive threats to the poor in its smaller, developing Member States.

But some countries show strong resilience in the face of pervasive violence and volatility.

This mindset is also pervasive in Western governments, industry, business schools, and the media.

These ideologies are pervasive in public culture, and expressed in a multitude of ways.

I grew up in Denmark at a time when fear of nuclear power was pervasive.

It is pervasive, involving people from multiple organizational units but predominantly within the information technology organization.

It is time for conversion of the pervasive culture of war into a culture of peace.

In a region of pervasive unemployment, the key question will be how to ensure future employment growth.

More than two years since the new constitution was adopted, little has changed. The root causes of the 2007 violence rampant poverty, significant income inequality, pervasive corruption, inadequate internal security, and an unemployment rate exceeding 40 remain.

Revitalization of the extreme right in Hungary and the rise of National Bolshevism in Russia, where Tolstoy is now re condemned by the Orthodox Church as a proto communist, suggest a deeper and more pervasive atavistic longing.

Pluralism accelerated, expanded, and intensified by globalization has become a pervasive fact of social life and individuals consciousness.

(f) The pervasive problem of sexual violence, including in places of detention and in camps for internally displaced persons

They include limited employee skills and commitment, a dominance of informal practices, minimal emphasis on effectiveness, and pervasive corruption.

Thirdly, there is a pervasive tendency by institutions and Governments to accord marginal importance to youth organizations and issues.

But chronic hunger remains pervasive, particularly in developing countries, which are affected most by crop shortages and food price volatility.

This, in turn, would support fragile balance of payments positions throughout the region, potentially assisting with pervasive debt repayment problems.

And, in an age of pervasive anxiety, Bhutan is asking deep questions about the meaning and nature of happiness itself.