Sentence examples for * exists showing from inspiring English sources

Critics argued that no evidence exists showing that smoke from a neighboring home poses a risk.

No credible science exists showing any link between American biofuels and deforestation in Brazil.

"All I do," he wrote, "is to defatalize the past — if such a word exists — showing how it might have been different and might have happened here".

But, according to Sonia Pressman Fuentes, an American author whose family fled Belgium in the 1930s, paperwork exists showing de Foy actually recommended the deportation to Poland of her family and hundreds more.

The double-standard rears its head again in conservatives' dismissal of David Wildstein, the former Port Authority official and Christie aide who came forward Friday stating evidence exists showing Christie knew of the lane closures whilst they were happening, contrary to the governor's previous assertions that he only later learned of the closures.

However, no research exists showing the interaction effects of these variables.

The values of the matrix elements are as follows: for M lk = 1, there exists evidence showing that gene G l is involved in the disease defined by ontology term O k and for M lk = 0, there is a lack of evidence.

All I do is defatalize the past -- if such a word exists -- showing how it might have been different and might have happened here.

Live albums are usually quite a good way of a) reminding people that someone exists, b) showing off a back catalogue or c) acting as a stop gap between albums (apparently there is a new Michael studio album proper being worked on as we speak).

"Las Vegas," for example, depicts an elderly woman grasping the gun held by a dummy cowboy, and "Amagansett, New York" creates drama where none exists by showing an American flag planted next to a sunbather almost totally buried in the sand.

Nothing can be shown to exist outside our awareness.