prevailent

• “Not really frazzled ... just amazed (though I don't know why it's so prevailent) at the duplicity here.”

  McCain Ad Blasts Obama For Ties To Former Fannie Mae CEO Jim Johnson

• “But, yeah, I can see real utility in a prize for treatments for diseases prevailent in the poorer countries, like malaria.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Prizes for Drugs

• “It appears that such suggestions are prevailent in the UK and the US.”

  Archive 2007-11-01

• “It is also one of the main reasons today that the replay, over and over, by the hour is so prevailent.”

  Clear Channel ‘pay-for-play’

• “Certainly, it has helped me appreciate the value of money, and has a part to play in imbuing the lust for money which is so prevailent in me nowadays.”

  jaimewolf Diary Entry

• “Something prevailent there is the hardship that the people there face.”

  jaimewolf Diary Entry

• “But, considering that goodness is no such rare thing among men -- the world familiarly know the noun; a common one in every language -- it was curious that what so signalized the stranger, and made him look like a kind of foreigner, among the crowd (as to some it make him appear more or less unreal in this portraiture), was but the expression of so prevailent a quality.”

  The Confidence-Man

• “Demonstration, which is ever more powerful and prevailent than Precept, or even Preaching it self.”

  The Works of Aphra Behn, Volume II

• “Self-awareness is a product of postmodernism, which, at least in music, has always been more prevailent in popular culture than in the classical realm.”

  NewMusicBox

• “Not judging these other people at all but just noticing how prevailent D becomes in your mind when you have it - even when you are not thinking about it directly, it becomes part of your thought patterns in a way - just kind of pops up as a side thought to other things.”

  Discussion Forum - TuDiabetes

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