An indomitable and ever-present force, Mrs. Gordon runs the place with an iron hand, ordering staff about and shushing boisterous customers.
In an interview with Vanity Fair in 1997, Ms. Murdoch said she and her brothers "were brought up with the company as an ever-present force in our lives".
In it, the elusive yet ever-present force is seen as he is: hardworking, humorous, and never missing a thing when it comes to the way we live now.
Concert promoters, artist managers and ticketing services say that bots are now an ever-present force, not only during the high-traffic moments when a big show officially goes on sale, but also at the odd moments when a promoter releases a few dozen extra seats with no announcement.
Government, however, remains an ever-present force in the operations of any company, technology or otherwise, and can be friend or foe.
The people who made this decision did it based on their interpretation of the Bible as a living word, made flesh, which remains an ever-present force of strength, grace and love.
Smith's shooting represents a collision of two of the most powerful and ever-present forces in the city: the threat of public violence, and the saving grace of the New Orleans Saints.
In the film Mr. Potter represents the ever-present forces of American Social Darwinism.
Anyway, Jarolim is becoming an ever more present force in midfield.
Competition, ever present in nature, can force individuals to increase foraging effort [e.g., by facing interference from other competitors or depletion of food resources [ 10]].
Adrian Carr, who has lived in the Luangwa Valley most of his life, wrote to me, "I have worked in wildlife for the past 40 years and I am fully aware and endorse the fact that in Conservation Law Enforcement, the threat of lethal force is ever present.
