As drought becomes ever present in sub-Saharan Africa, governments seek vital funds for climate adaptation.
"Perfect Lover", in its original form was more folk-like, similar to Chaos and Creation in the Backyards "Friends to Go". "Perfect Lover" went through a minor lyrical change, the bridge was changed, and an overhaul of its musical arrangement, before it finally became "Ever Present Past".
Gay characters and celebrities have become ever-present in popular culture, on television and, over the past year, in sports and rap music.
Bag searches and magnetometer scans, which have become ever-present at many stadiums because of terrorism fears, also work against conventional violence.
Bystanders chatted openly about the verdict on city streets on Friday, and several people put flowers at a makeshift downtown memorial depicting Mr. Grant, whose image has become ever-present in posters pasted around the city.
He won his first game in charge against Cardiff, steered Swansea to safety comfortably and has seen them become ever-presents in the top 10 this season.
I believe what will become ever more present is the undeniable courage, wisdom and love for humanity exhibited by C. G. Having read "Seven Sermons to the Dead," I longed for a glimpse into the rest of his canon.
In the 14th and 15th centuries the tangible stuff of the world became ever more present in Northern European painting.
Rogers knew his haircut discussion could excite children once he was in front of them, but he also knew it would be hard to compete for their attention as on-screen violence and special effects became ever more present outside of public media. .
Without specific functional annotation efforts, present and future genome information will become ever more corrupt and hard to analyze, and will thus be greatly underexploited.
If present trends continue, the supplies side of IBM will provide ever more profits and become ever more dependent on outside customers for sales.
