ubiquitous

IPA: jubˈɪkwɪtʌs

Being everywhere at once: omnipresent.
Appearing to be everywhere at once; being or seeming to be in more than one location at the same time.
Widespread; very prevalent.

Examples of "ubiquitous" in Sentences

The need to cover one's nether regions, while not ubiquitous, is nearly so.
So ubiquitous is this t-shirt in Washington, even President Obama's supporters have appropriated it.
His own goal was to see us reach the same state in respect of computing - hence the term ubiquitous computing.
The word ubiquitous was used in an article willi and I read shortly after the school year started in reference to student dress codes.
We had a fry-up with my housemates at Bon's (super cheap diner), then hit the road for a very quick touristy thing, driving up to Cypress Lookout and a quick walk in ubiquitous lovely forest.
The fascinating thing about Web 2.0 and its coming shift to mobile/ubiquitous is that this will (and already does) create whole new cultural patterns that have to be understood in their own right.
Here's an article that Greenfield wrote on the subject of ubicomp ethics, called "All watched over by machines of loving grace: Some ethical guidelines for user experience in ubiquitous-computing settings."