| But all the technology is of solid 2004 vintage, reliant on the omnipresence of mobile phones, webcams and internet access. |
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| The omnipresence of TV in the youth environment have already been the focus of much academic research on nutrition. |
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| The conservatives cited the omnipresence of God in the classroom and the right of students to pray to Him. |
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| He also realised that, given the omnipresence of God, one cannot hide from Him or run from His presence. |
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| God's knowing what we will choose is a function of His omnipresence since He is in all places all the time. |
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| Because of the omnipresence of chemicals, countless measures were taken to ensure a safe environment. |
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| The key to the development and success of the internet has been its omnipresence. |
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| The omnipresence of the Internet in society today certainly lends some credibility to the possibility of explosive growth for online purchasing. |
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| Yes, but it is also an unforgettable reminder of the omnipresence of breast cancer. |
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| The omnipresence of television is now reflected even in bus terminals, railway stations and, why even hospitals, he points out. |
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| I think a large part of the improvement in customer service is due to the potential omnipresence of monitors on the call lines. |
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| This is clearly an argument to foster the illusive and baseless concepts of omnipotence and omnipresence. |
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| But, the management of land, whether protected or not, must also take into account the omnipresence of man in the ecosystems. |
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| We are all aware of the omnipresence of death in the medieval world. |
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| The omnipresence of the past is the key to his exemplary production. |
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| They were held thanks to the omnipresence of American forces. |
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| Believing in the omnipresence of God in the disposal of man's fate, these stern Puritans accepted all that life delivered with an unbreakable will. |
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| These are moments of fear and inadequacy that every first year student has, compounded by the omnipresence of loss. |
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| Scientists, politicians, sociologists and economists all have something to say about a term which starts to annoy by its omnipresence. |
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| Under their influence, the omnipresence of prayer has become a reality in the Congolese political life. |
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| The concept stems from the observation of the omnipresence of port activity in the economic development of the region since the 19th Century. |
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| China needs little introduction, given its omnipresence in world media coverage. |
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| The study reveals the omnipresence of many substances in the effluents of the 15 plants. |
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| The omnipresence of the audience in artists' discourse is the tip of an iceberg. |
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| The omnipresence of large multinationals in this group adds a further wrinkle to the problem. |
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| Such an approach would also be more in tune with the growing omnipresence of technology. |
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| The first notion that emerged from this meetingwas the importance and omnipresence of cultural diversity in our societies. |
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| Amy Schissel examines the omnipresence of virtual images and the influence of computers on imagination. |
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| I pray that the distribution of your newspaper continues because if it can touch me here in New Mexico, it is a definite confirmation of God's omnipresence. |
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| Despite her omnipresence, The Pinkprint makes it apparent how little we actually know about Nicki Minaj. |
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| Meade serves on just about every nonprofit board in Boston, an omnipresence Gov. Patrick admires. |
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| His omnipresence on social media has boosted his popularity with the Justin Bieber crowd. |
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| The bitter experiences and sufferings we had during the four decades of the Congress omnipotence and omnipresence can not be wiped off our memories. |
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| This Church identified with the culture and civilisation which entitled it to omnipresence, a considerable secular sway and a prestige in keeping with it. |
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| Governments and large businesses had voiced concern about the omnipresence of Microsoft products and a rash of hacks and viruses that exploited holes in the firm's software. But there was a big problem. |
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| One of the most fundamentally assumed dogmas in science is the presence, or even the omnipresence, of Cartesian coordinates. |
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| However, the ecological conversion of the movement is hampered by the development and omnipresence of economic issues which hold sway over everything else. |
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| If omnipresence means, not simply that God is cognisant of or active in all places, but literally that he exists everywhere, then it is hard to see how any finite being can be said to have existence external to God. |
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| More and more people are speaking out against the omnipresence of advertising and the disastrous consequences it can have from an economic and social point of view on those who fall under its charm. |
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| I congratulate and thank all those who work in the book industry and who, despite the omnipresence of the Internet, manage to sustain the public's interest in books. |
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| The omnipresence of death has lead hearts towards humility. |
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| The omnipresence of armed troops has seemingly helped boost their joy. |
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| Redheaded, generous, with white flesh of a transparency comparable to porcelain and a striking sensuality, this feminine omnipresence is representative of an era of affective vacuity that has otherwise disappeared. |
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