For a while they are presented everywhere as a magic surefire formula, before their attractions fade to make way for the next big thing.
"The economic crisis is present everywhere, every day in anything I do – from shopping to studying.
Why is the election process using technology that was developed at the end of the 19th century while the right technology is present everywhere?
This color (sic), a major element of romantic literature, is present everywhere in slight touches to recall that infinity is ubiquitous".
But while the precise mechanism differs across countries, the link from financial elite misbehavior to squeezing the lower half of society is present everywhere.
The bacterium that causes tetanus, Clostridium tetani, is present everywhere in the environment in soil, in dust, on window ledges and floors and yet tetanus is an uncommon disease, especially in developed countries.
The Lutheran teaching of the "real" presence left open the question of whether Christ is present in the bread and wine because he is present everywhere, ubiquitously, as some Lutherans contend, or because he promises to be specifically present in the elements.
The past is present everywhere: signs on the road point you to the former homes of characters from "The Sagas of Icelanders," a set of interlocking prose narratives about life in the Middle Ages here, which remain central in the culture.
Indirection resolution is present everywhere on ICT architectures.
Philosophers and theologians have taken such texts to affirm that God is present everywhere.
