Sentence examples similar to ever present demand from inspiring English sources
And the ever-present demand for brownie points for taking a "tough" stance.
As this compilation of factors affecting the day-to-day operations of large-scale data management, processing, and transferring may enable or, if poorly developed or executed, impede scientific discovery, there is an ever-present demand for integrated technological and policy solutions to Big Biomedical Data sharing.
Given the ever-present demand for maximum intraoperative productivity and efficient resource use, immediate postoperative care is understandably yet typically only addressed by the surgical attending very early in the morning and late in the day.
It is our modern-day challenge to find ways to manage these ever-present demands with balance and moderation -- and with an eye on protecting sleep.
At AIDS benefits and other events today, she may sing ballads, but disco nostalgia is ever present: audiences always demand her old hits, like "Last Dance" and "On the Radio".
He's also a vision of a time and history when the ever present sense of global annihilation demanded replies, be they post-punk or Commando.
According to the popular press, stress is ever present in our modern, performance oriented and demanding society [ 109].
The need for both is ever present.
Danger, however, is ever present.
