Sentence examples for of the ever present from inspiring English sources

The Australian Medical Association stated: "The risks withstood are not just those related to the exposure to harmful environmental factors arising from the 45-day fire causing a state of emergency, but also because of the ever present risks from harmful levels of air pollution due to proximity to the mining operations of the coal industry".

You are at their mercy (and the mercy of the ever present algorithm) and there is not much you can do about that other than to be smart in your engagement strategy.

In view of the ever present possibility of the development of resistance, it is important that all promising targets are pursued as well as the return to the whole cell approach.

In an age of the ever-present news media, a championship also brings a national spotlight.

Sparsely furnished, its skylight was a constant reminder of the ever-present sun.

And you would never have guessed it judging by the enthusiasm of the ever-present large crowds at Camden Yards.

Equally important are the local guides at Marshall's side, ensuring that he doesn't run afoul of the ever-present military.

In the afternoon before the attackers hit, he had told journalists of the ever-present risk of attack.

"We can sell a head of lettuce for 29 cents," explained Peter Corrado, 59, one of the ever-present Corrado brothers at the front of the store.

"And anyway," concludes Macpherson, inhabitant of the ever-present online "now" of pop, "it only matters if you believe time is linear".

Regardless, he continued to insist that his Olympic victory had relieved some of the ever-present pressure from years of questions about his failure to win a Slam.