Sentence examples for ever present concern from inspiring English sources

The possibility of exposing children to the risk of harm was an ever present concern.

Foremost among these are the mining, trucking, and transportation industries where diesel exhaust is an ever present concern for health professionals looking to assess and control emissions relative to published exposure standards.

The context to recent Commission activism is that energy security has been an ever present concern for the Union, and The European Coal and Steel Community (The ECSC, 1951) and European Atomic Energy Community Treaty (Euratom Treaty, 1957) provide examples of early supranational governance in the policy area.

Then, there's the ever-present concern that insurers will fight every claim tooth and nail.

In a borough in which encroaching development is an ever-present concern, the proposed subdivision met opposition.

Of course, the potential for Marcella's life to fall to bits is an ever-present concern, especially now that Grace's body has been discovered on Hampstead Heath.

Finally, at a geopolitical level there is the ever-present concern of the Middle East situation that may very well start to impact energy prices.

Now, the cold war, the Communist menace, the military draft, the ever-present concern that the world will end, not with a whimper but a bang, are all in the past.

Even if I wasn't this conscientious, I would still have the constant pressure of student feedback, faculty review and the ever-present concern about getting a good reference for future jobs.

"The subsidies are an ever-present concern for our members," said George DeTitta, president of Local 52 of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, which represents 1,500 electricians, sound technicians and other craft workers in the New York metropolitan region.

Even with the modern leaps and bounds of technology development, sensor and device power-efficiency and miniaturization are an ever-present concern (Ghasemzadeh and Shirazi, 2013).