Sentence examples similar to ever present perils from inspiring English sources

His advice runs the gamut from the fairly obvious ("be a model citizen," "stay vigilant to ever-present perils" and "fix it right the first time") to the sophisticated.

Left-wing beatniks like Allen Ginsberg condemned the money-mad "Moloch whose mind is pure machinery," while conservative stuffed shirts like Henry Cabot Lodge warned that "the adoration of money is an ever-present peril".

Suicide attempts are an ever-present risk.

Commoditization is an ever-present danger.

The threats of danger ever present.

The seismic risk is ever present.

But danger is ever present.

The political risk is ever present.

Danger, however, is ever present.

The peril of a nuclear attack is ever present.

Ever present.