And since the comptroller is an elected official, the office comes equipped with ever-present temptations.
Along with ever-present firearms of all types, it is fish that tie together these stories — tales at least partially about hunting and angling in Alaska.
With ever-present fears for the safety of the 44th president, a vast security net was thrown over the capital city, comprising 20,000 police officers in a three-and-a-half square mile secure zone.
Instead, "The Casual Vacancy" is a generally well-written book whose central theme is responsibility for those less fortunate, all the time imbued with ever-present British themes of class and notions of propriety.
The school year has begun, and along with academics and extracurricular activities, teachers and parents will grapple with ever-present concerns about teenage alcohol and other drug use -- both on and off campus.
It's a book that tells its story in a series of interludes, which makes perfect sense for readers who see the world as a procession of snapshots, and who take those snapshots themselves, with ever-present camera phones for instant uploads onto Facebook pages.
The constant running into people you know, no matter where you are and no matter what time it is; it's a performance of Our Town that never ends, complete with ever-present death and an omniscient narrator who will eventually turn out to be James Franco.
Facing constant threats was described as living with ever-present risks such as the sudden onset of recurrent vertigo attacks or a fear of falling with the risk of being injured or not being able to get up and call for help.
Protein dynamics, which is associated with ever-present thermal fluctuations of atoms and other types of motions that span between rapid (picoseconds) vibrations and relatively slow (microseconds to seconds) movements (Atilgan et al., 2001), implements various important biological processes and functions (Bakan and Bahar, 2009; Bahar and Rader, 2005).
You've got extremely vulnerable men, women and children existing in prisons with extremely limited and austere regimes, with the ever present risk of suicide and self-harm".
