Sentences with phrase «nearly ubiquitous use»

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The distinctive pots, possibly used as drinking vessels, are nearly ubiquitous; flint arrowheads, copper daggers and stone wrist guards are common, too.

In fact, it is nearly ubiquitous, and can be found in grains, nuts, all the vegetable oils used in food preparation, and even in modern, grain - fed poultry and beef.

Although the use of «fair share» is nearly ubiquitous among credit counseling agencies, its continued use led to sharp criticisms of the credit counseling industry.

The lawmakers likened it to the now ubiquitous 401 (K) plan used by nearly 80 percent of workers.

As a child, growing up on the East Coast of the U.S. and spending nearly every summer day at the same Atlantic beach, I remember when «beach tar» was ubiquitous (after a day at the beach, you had to use kerosene to get the black goo off your feet).

Phthalates are also used as solvents and are nearly ubiquitous in modern society, found in, among other things, toys, food packaging, hoses, raincoats, shower curtains, vinyl flooring, wall coverings, lubricants, adhesives, detergents, nail polish, hair spray and shampoo.

The device sports the now nearly ubiquitous edge - to - edge display style now being used by Apple's iPhone X, the Samsung Galaxy S8 and Note 8, and Google's new Pixel 2 XL.