Sentence examples for which was ever present from inspiring English sources
The most abundant detected BFR was TBBPA, which was ever present in combination with either technical decaBDE or DBDPE.
Equally, it has a very strong left-wing contingent, which is ever present, helping to combat the threat of gentrification and supporting campaigns such as Germany's recent 'Refugees Welcome' movement, among other worthy causes.
Before I go further, I want to address the question of fairness, which is ever-present in the world of high-priced tutors.
Here are solid tips on taxes, which are ever-present snares for the unwary, especially those opening new businesses.
His generosity was ever present and boundless.
However, no bill of particulars to specify precisely which of his acts constituted treason was ever presented, and it became increasingly clear that no one in the Confederate government was guilty of assassinating the former president.
Cowan's final season at Maine Road was 1934 35, in which he was ever-present.
The soprano Yeree Suh was a bit cool and detached in the three central Improvisations which set Mallarmé sonnets, and in which the threat of instability and extinction is ever present, but her soaring utterance was thrilling in the final Tombeau.
I've also heard that in some territories buyers get together to ensure they're not directly competing, thus contravening the standard industry "auction", in which the risk of being outbid is ever present.
Storms are ever present, the rate at which they shift is very unpredictable because there is so much ocean around.
