Examples of using Pervasive in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Pervasive development disorders:
I have learned that it's often the less obvious, yet pervasive and questionable, everyday behaviors of men in our industry that collectively make it inhospitable for women.”.
According to the report,“the overall picture remains one of continuing, pervasive, violent abuse,
death was a pervasive element of social life in both the northern
Dependent Personality Disorder- A pervasive and excessive need to be taken care of which leads to submissive
I believe I have established a pervasive pattern of illegality as it relates to alcohol with him at the very center.
The report concluded that“the overall picture remains one of continuing, pervasive, violent abuse,
including climate change, pervasive pollution, reduction in biodiversity,
The pervasive teaching of the spiritual nature of man and his indestructible inner essence is in accordance with much in some of the major religions of the world.
to determine how pervasive these types of mistreatment were for women,
So it was only in retrospect that we actually understood Just how deep and pervasive the influence had been At the government level, at the research level.
Extreme or pervasive psychosocial stressors(such as marital discord
practically ignored the impact of night-wakings, which is a pervasive phenomenon for people from many walks of life.
Pervasive and persistent memory loss includes forgetfulness about their personal history
A US hospital is applying a pervasive wireless infrastructure,
He concludes that the Church's“pervasive teaching of the spiritual nature of man
Nevertheless, I think the UN's pervasive anti-Israelism, although anti-Semitic in practice,
Pervasive development disorders- Children with these disorders are confused in their thinking
After years of trying to deny problems like unproductive workplaces and pervasive sexism, Japan elected leaders who were willing to confront these issues head-on.
Pervasive and persistent memory loss,