The phrase "present violence" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to violence that is happening or existing currently, in contrast to violence that happened in the past. Example: The government needs to take immediate action to address the present violence in the city, as innocent civilians are being harmed.
"It's incredibly difficult to present violence on-screen in a responsible manner.
The government of Israel and its supporters abroad put all the blame for the terrible present violence on the Palestinians.
It is widely believed here that the present violence was touched off by Mr. Sharon's visit on Thursday.
Writing and the self-investigation it represents is all we have to combat the present violence, division and slaughter.
Mr. Ben-Eliezer has tried to differentiate himself from Likud and Mr. Sharon by saying that for them, ending the present violence is "almost the final objective".
The chief problem with the "break Iraq in two" option is that creating an independent Kurdistan does absolutely nothing to address the present violence in the country.
He contended that America has long presented violence to children in books, movies, comic books, and other forms, so violent video games fit a tradition.
He often practises a Muldoonish kind of semi-surreal word-play ("scarecrows, skyscrapers, / scapegoats, smallish lexical mercies"), and, like Muldoon, enjoys presenting violence in a wry, unshockable tone: The pistol jammed and they kicked him over.
Ever-present violence in the country affects everyone, but when patients die while under medical care, doctors face the added dangers of kidnapping, robbery, and revenge killings at the hands of bereaved families.
The viral videos provide just one snapshot of the reality faced by India's women and girls, but the real causes and consequences of this ever-present violence have remained absent from the conversation.
Further, it's shocking to see that some are vociferously defending boys, regardless of their violent behavior or actions and the debate is unfortunately getting polarized with the public losing sight of the real story, which is the ever-present violence and aggression that women in India experience every day.
