Permeating

Last night's Thai takeout was good the first time around, but no one wants to smell those leftovers permeating from the drain days later.

Such a move would also go a long way towards combatting the ‘this is the way it’s always been done’ mentally permeating much of the APS.

The possibility of pesticides spreading PFAS across Minnesota and permeating soil, water and food has captured the attention of DFLers who control the state Legislature.

This isn’t the first time and it won’t be the last time that Saudi Arabia uses its riches to cover up human rights atrocities and injustice permeating throughout the government and country.

It’s about time someone in authority called out the hypocrisy and egregious double standard permeating every corner of the federal government, and if even a Biden-appointed judge like Reyes can see the problem, you know we’ve reached a tipping point.

We spent our final two nights in the lively town of Dingle, known for quirky and music-permeating pubs.

With her delicate vocals permeating the air and intermingling with the hum of the synth organs in the background, her peaceful and profound music was felt by the audience deeply.

Bay Area CoRoasters – known as CoRo – is a leading example of the sharing economy permeating a number of innovative businesses in Berkeley.

But to Manuela Kragler, the woman who lived upstairs, it was an inescapable stink, rising through open windows and water pipes, wafting through the electrical outlets and permeating her home.

Data and analytics are permeating all parts of the digital enterprise.

Even as cities like Portland and Seattle grapple with the burden of their own success, there’s a permeating sense of balance — a rabid outdoorsiness and creative spirit to offset the Amazonian tech boom — that keeps young people moving here in droves.

It’s not just about who will be the best, but who will have the ability to unseat Donald Trump and make significant changes to the racist, anti-immigrant, Islamophobia, homophobic, and sexist air permeating throughout our country.

The conference was a wonderful experience especially with the energy of NCAA basketball permeating the excitement at Villanova University.

You’d have to think the attitude permeating the organization will be far better this season, perhaps even cleansed with Bill Guerin replacing Paul Fenton as GM.

Even so, a permeating belief on the national spectrum is that he’s the sixth-worst starter in the league?

If it did happen, it would be an indication of the atmosphere that is permeating these Games: the tension, the unhappiness, the loss of whatever faith was left in the system.

It’s an issue permeating the web, which is why it’s crucial laws on both state and federal levels are established to protect victims.

What has the APC turned into and how can we allow what we have turned into, to continue permeating our heads?

With a gloomy mood permeating markets, the latest report from the International Monetary Fund did little to spur investor confidence.

A second man describes a similar experience but accompanied by a wave of euphoria and happiness softly permeating his being.