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prevalence

[prev-uh-luhns] / ˈprɛv ə ləns /


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But with the switch from fossil fuels to renewable generation, the prevalence of wind is now considered the most important factor in selecting a location to build a wind farm.

From BBC

Protein’s sheer prevalence prevails in the new year, especially in the wake of new dietary guidelines that place red meat at the very top of the food pyramid.

From Salon

Although that may decline naturally over time as the Chinese sphere of economic influence grows, the dollar has a “stickiness” owing to its prevalence in financial transactions.

From MarketWatch

The Singapore market may continue to attract fund flows given the prevalence of large-cap blue-chip defensive stocks with strong SGD-based cash flow generation and relatively high dividend yields.

From The Wall Street Journal

The prevalence of AI usage is difficult to gauge because it is so new, said Ruby Bhattacharya, chair of the admission practices committee at the National Assn. for College Admission Counseling.

From Los Angeles Times