Sentence examples for an ever-present factor from inspiring English sources

Others argue that gender is an ever-present factor.

Uncertainty, an ever-present factor in construction projects, has made such intelligent systems very attractive to the construction industry.

Racist ideology was always an ever-present factor in the city, however, as evinced by the name of the group which ran the Mardi Gras, the Kotton Karnival Kids (KKK, the same initials as the Ku Klux Klan).

Violence was an ever-present element of Polynesian cultures.

The incidence of UTI is directly related to the duration of the catheterization, and, after considering this ever-present factor in multivariate analysis, it is the main and most important risk factor for UTI.

Apart from the episodic seizures, there are many other ever-present factors – social, psychological, behavioural, educational, cultural and so forth – which affect the lives of children with epilepsy (CWE), their families and their close social networks.

The model comes with challenges though: theft and vandalism are an ever-present concern, and it's not yet clear how those factors will affect the model's overall efficacy in different parts of North America.

But security remains an ever-present worry.

Suicide attempts are an ever-present risk.

It is therefore an ever-present threat.

"Unguessed horrors" are an ever-present threat.