The potential for violence is omnipresent as one misjudged tackle can leave a player concussed, bloodied, or wheelchair bound for the rest of their life.
With Memoto's omnipresent camera it turned out that many potential customers cared fiercely about the privacy and security of their images.
It is a hard city that can take its toll on its residents but the potential to turn things around is omnipresent.
In recent seasons, US and European designers have been running along parallel paths: New York obsessed with sportswear (those omnipresent posh jogging bottoms) and Europe mining the potential of racing-stripe edges and blocks of colour on more tailored clothing.
Miller also thinks that Platinum 400 company Starbucks, the omnipresent coffeehouse brand, has far from saturated its potential markets, especially overseas.
Even though the evacuee teens' experience of the Chornobyl disaster was indirect, the reminders of potential adverse consequences for their health are omnipresent.
Finally, the potential for negative impacts on local communities is omnipresent in all research and observational activities.
The omnipresent military, arbiter of power for decades, hovers in the background, a potential foot on the fragile plant of civilian rule.
Having won the Masters and the United States Open this year, Woods seems omnipresent, dominating opponents, dominating attention and dominating conversation, on the way to a potential Grand Slam.
The night I left Big Brother, there was an agent, the omnipresent John Noel, waiting to pluck me from the crowd and offer me the potential of television delights.
