Sentence examples for omnipresent need from inspiring English sources

Less surprisingly, country-pop trio Lady Antebellum's omnipresent "Need You Now" won both record and song of the year.

The motivation for a media firm to be looking at startups is of course the omnipresent need to establish new revenue streams and maybe even figure out fixes for its own digitally disrupted media business models.

The ultimate expression of legalese coupled with studios' omnipresent need to keep the franchise fires lit.

Most of those diagnosed profit from a strict life-long gluten free diet which is extremely difficult to maintain, especially since even minor gluten contamination in foods which are omnipresent needs to be ruled out [23].

By September they've all deserted, leaving the Island to the Aussies and the Chinese, who are so omnipresent one need not mention them at all.

In other words, although everything is a "face" (wajh) of God—"Wherever you turn, there is God's face" (Koran 2 115)—to make distinctions among the omnipresent faces we need to know their names and recognize their haqqs.

Engine noise (did you say something?) is also omnipresent, as you need to keep revving and revving to get results, but the six-speed manual does make it possible to keep the roar at least to a din while at 65mph on the freeway.

The all-controlling Google, Vaidhyanathan argues is "omniscient, omnipotent and omnipresent" and thus needs to be controlled if we are to maintain a level playing field in today's knowledge economy.

In this new post-revolutionary England, art is so omnipresent there is no need to define it.

Normalization of RNA extracts effectively reduces highly abundant transcripts from the blood but in cases such as the omnipresent hemoglobin, additional measures need to be considered.

I need to be omnipresent on the internet for the entire week of release".