ubiquitously

As Salon's Gabriella Ferrigine wrote, "This is the reality of running as a woman. Cities, suburbs, rural roads — male violence and harassment manifest ubiquitously, anywhere we run."

"Cities, suburbs, rural roads — male violence and harassment manifest ubiquitously, anywhere we run."

Ubiquitin -- as the name suggests -- is found ubiquitously across eukaryotic cells and one of its functions is to mark other proteins for death.

Phthalates are a group of chemicals which are ubiquitously used as plasticizers and solvents in a wide range of commercial products, such as personal care products, food packaging or vinyl flooring.

Once in Lourdes, they realize the place is a tourist trap with souvenirs being ubiquitously hawked.