ubiquitousness वाक्य

Or maybe it's his commercial ubiquitousness that allows his public to forgive his NFC Championship Game loss to the 49ers.
Note that this has nothing to do with the Communications Decency Act and other overreactions to the newness, strangeness and ubiquitousness of the Web.
Given the ubiquitousness of certain kinds of cloth, he has conceded, fibers yield evidence far less definitive than blood, and not nearly so stable.
The reasons have to do with the everyday ubiquitousness of military culture in Israel, which has fought half a dozen wars since its inception as a state.
As further indications of the case's ubiquitousness, the forbidden list also includes the news on MTV and ESPN's " Sports Center ."

Ubiquitousness and stability of atoms relies on their binding energy, which means that an atom has a lower energy than an unbound system of the nucleus and electrons.
And despite the ubiquitousness of credit cards, ATMs and electronic transfers, the sea of cash has been growing much faster than the nation's gross national product.
In a survey released earlier this year, some executives decried the ubiquitousness of tank tops, open-toed and athletic shoes, and sweat suits in the workplace.
The reasons have in part to do with the everyday ubiquitousness of military culture in Israel, which has fought half a dozen wars since its independence 51 years ago.
The "-ness " suffix is highly productive in colloquial English however, and in informal language I would have no real objection to " ubiquitousness ".