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From this point of departure, we shall obtain the base-line of costs and values which will underlie and permeate all phases of production, trade, and consumption throughout the world.— LaRouche's Latest
It's not often you find an institution that allows the free-market philosophy to permeate its operations as much as financial-services company BB&T (NYSE: BBT) does.— The Money Times - finance news, lifestyle, markets, investment, personal finance, banking, retirement planning
Takeovers are primarily strategic in the regard that they are thought to have secondary effects that permeate beyond the mere expansion of profitability.— Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
She adores salty and sour flavors, and these permeate her cookbook.— Super Chef
As Nathan makes clear these are bureaucratically instituted policies of discrimination and they permeate every aspect of Israeli society.— California Literary Review
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