Sentence examples for the ever present need for from inspiring English sources

The ever present need for cash to sustain the Contra effort, given the unreliable funding for the operation coming from Congress (with the Boland Amendments banning aid in 1984 and 1985), meant the people behind the effort were always seeking new revenue streams.

These include the general management of data, handling different linkage scenarios, the management of routine, on-going linkage (and the complexity of storing and handling changing data), the need for automation and the ever present need to accommodate larger sized datasets.

In this context, and with the ever-present need to reduce the morbidity and mortality caused by seasonal influenza, we consider strategies for vaccinating children to reduce overall population-level influenza attack rates.

This brings the ever-present need to explore other possibilities.

To feed Digg.com's ever-present need for the best of the web, a Digg-branded RSS reader fits right in.

Noticing an ever-present need for a different way to educate people on how to positively mange their money, Christina opened Smartly Academy [www.sm-artly.academy], a site dedicated to crushing the myth of the 'Starving Artists'.

The kids all thought we were going to tell them one of us were pregnant or leaving, but Lilli, Bessie award-winning choreographer Doug Elkins and I just wanted to all be there to see their faces when we slipped in the news, "Oh and guess what, we got the rights to Spring Awakening, un cut" almost like an afterthought to an announcement about our ever-present need for fundraising.

And the ever-present demand for brownie points for taking a "tough" stance.

They need to be paranoid about the ever present possibility of it happening.

Some programs feature anthem exchanges, where choir directors learn new music for their singers (an ever-present need, Ms. Damerau said).

(Thanks to the ever-present kuklaskorner for the link).