ubiquity

That sheer ubiquity makes it impossible to treat wells or ponds as simple "risk factors" - they are the backbone of life in the state.

That, in addition to years of consistent hard work, goes far in explaining his recent ubiquity.

And yet, for all that ubiquity, it rarely gets credit for holding so much together.

Social media and the ubiquity of smartphones have allowed citizens to expose instances of genuine, and often institutionalized, racism, sexism, homophobia and consumer exploitation.

Generative AI’s ubiquity has forced educators to rethink what and how they teach students in the classrooms.