Sentence examples for ever present risk from inspiring English sources

Military retirement and health care benefits are not gifts; they are earned through blood, sweat, repeated deployments, missed birthdays and anniversaries, and the ever present risk of traumatic brain injury or loss of limbs or life.

The prospect of being locked out, losing hardware or facing "geophysical risks," such as spilled coffee is often enough to create losses – not to mention the ever present risk of buyer's remorse given cryptocurrency price volatility.

Even with this voluntary arrangement, it is important that the basic framework be put together in a fashion that does not cause more harm than good, given the ever present risk that the cumulative cost of compliance with these principles could price needed development projects out of the market, or subject them to unseemly delay for social hazards that should be immediately addressed.

The ever present risk of unintended negative consequences from human experimentation with damaged habitat will no longer be a factor.

"Such people face an ever present risk of entering a cycle of becoming displaced again and again until longer-term, more stable solutions are put in place".

You've got extremely vulnerable men, women and children existing in prisons with extremely limited and austere regimes, with the ever present risk of suicide and self-harm".

Suicide attempts are an ever-present risk.

There is also the ever-present risk of danger.

Success will be slow and take a generation; failure will be an ever-present risk.

There is also an ever-present risk of infection from an injection.

Heat, fatigue and hydration are an ever-present risk, especially to people unaccustomed to climbing.