ubiquity

The ubiquity of phenanthrene series, chrysene series compounds, perylene and retene compounds in the sediment indicated that PAHs mainly came from the terrestrial plants.

The ubiquity of smartphones has changed the way we communicate.

Social media's ubiquity makes it easy to stay connected with friends and family.

The ubiquity of fast food chains in the city makes it difficult to find healthy dining options.

The ubiquity of online shopping has led to a decline in traditional brick-and-mortar stores.

The ubiquity of social media influencers has changed the landscape of marketing.

The ubiquity of plastic waste is a major environmental concern.

The ubiquity of online streaming services has revolutionized the entertainment industry.

The ubiquity of coffee shops in the city makes it easy to find a place to grab a cup of coffee.

The ubiquity of social media platforms has reshaped how we consume news and information.

The ubiquity of digital technology has transformed the way we work and interact with others.

TCH is pushing for near ubiquity next year.

Understand the origins and ubiquity of life.

But all that ubiquity kind of backfired.

I was wondering: How do you reconcile for yourself the ubiquity of suffering with your faith in God?

As a result, plenty of woman-specific health issues have, despite their ubiquity, been routinely neglected.

The ubiquity of micro family businesses is related to Italy's rigid regulations, as are its tax-collecting problems.

But if streaming workouts are in their infancy, they seem to have one thing going for them: ubiquity.

And yet like creme brulee and tiramisu--also wildly popular in the 1990s--its ubiquity seems to have inflicted little damage.

The first is the ubiquity of its products.

The question of the origins of life and its ubiquity around the universe is central to science, religion, and philosophy.