Sentence examples for actually existed to from inspiring English sources

Although Yoldas is satirizing petrochemical pollution, one is almost left wishing that these creatures actually existed to clean up the ocean.

It was astonishing to me that she lived in a world where wearing such stars actually existed to mark people, yes, for Auschwitz, but also to make them conspicuously other.

It was not possible to calculate an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) in this study (as no control group actually existed to compare incremental benefits).

Austerity has strange bedfellows; perhaps the most cynical is a genre of reality television show that pretends to analyse and report on austerity, but actually exists to monetise and degrade it.

While many people choose to ignore their birthdays as they get older, I actively embrace mine and try to make a big deal of it, perhaps in an attempt to make it actually exist, to stop people from forgetting; or perhaps safe in the knowledge that I can quip about being only a fraction of the age I am.

And the finance department needs to make sure a budget actually exists to afford your solution where it is much harder to sell if no current budget exists versus replacing another vendor with an existing budget.

Attempts to protect global biodiversity are rife with examples of conservation failures for species for which sufficient scientific information actually exists to otherwise support successful conservation efforts (Millennium Ecosystem Assessment 2005).

An organization actually exists to support women who want to "go flat" after cancer for different reasons.

While some things have improved (for gay parents, perhaps for wealthy couples where money actually exists to be apportioned), many things have actually gotten worse.

I may have exercised some artistic license with the wording of these headlines, but only one of these articles doesn't actually exist, to my knowledge (HINT: it's not the lingerie one... sadly).

Below are the profiles of some of the rising "stars" of the alt-right, as well as some people who don't actually exist, to see if you can tell the difference.