"ever existent" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used as an adjective to describe something that exists now and is timeless. For example, you could say, "The ever existent weather patterns of the tropics."
Whatever is non-existent remains non-existent for ever and whatever is existent always exists.
In order to supersede private property as it actually exists, real communist activity is necessary". We might note that the idea of illiberalism is something liberalism must countenance, even though it must be prevented from ever being existent.
(a) What is non-existent cannot ever be produced.
If IT systems and processes were visualized as engineering and companies as buildings, we'd see the tallest buildings we've ever known built on non-existent foundations, mixtures of prevailing engineering theorems that got fashioned together with steel and concrete wherever possible.
"In some ambulance services, we have reports of long, busy shifts, late or non-existent meal breaks, an ever increasing punitive management approach to sickness and conduct and, of course, the continuing levels of sickness due to anxiety and stress".
In North Korea, freedom of information is non-existent, as has been the case ever since RSF first started its index.
Early childhood is a time of innocence and play, the purest freedom we'll ever experience, a state where judgments and separations are non-existent.
The antonym of God's non-existent antonym is closer to God than God will ever be.
"He's about as unsympathetic a character as you're ever going to see so the political danger is virtually non-existent," said one senior Senate Republican aide.
Of course, bookies aren't stupid and they have a habit of imposing pay out limits, so your chances of ever getting £50m out of even one of the big firms are non existent.
