Bag searches and magnetometer scans, which have become ever-present at many stadiums because of terrorism fears, also work against conventional violence.
Gay characters and celebrities have become ever-present in popular culture, on television and, over the past year, in sports and rap music.
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.
"As connected mobile devices such as cell phones and PDAs become ever-present, and as the lessons of recent disasters take root, the government is rethinking the shape of the emergency alert system, and APL is playing an integral role in that effort," she said.
Having built a reputation for collaborating with originators and providing institutional investors access to an entirely new asset class, Blackmoon has become ever-present in the world of successful balance sheet lending.
As drought becomes ever present in sub-Saharan Africa, governments seek vital funds for climate adaptation.
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.
"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".
It was as though the island's past as a strategically vital part of the Spanish empire has become acceptable – even invested with a glimmer of pride – as its present becomes ever more Anglophone.
His memory of Ricardo, whom he met in a Bogotá billiard hall, becomes an "ever-present ghost".
For many, that's going to be sage advice as the present reality becomes ever more bleak.
