Sentence examples for and so exist from inspiring English sources

Of course, many might remark that developed world currencies have no metallic backing and so exist on faith as well; however they do have legal tender status and have the (admittedly impaired) implied backing of the tax-raising powers of their governments.

It has sometimes been thought that commitment to a spacetime framework, as is often explicit in treatments of special (and general) relativity, is tantamount to commitment to eternalism, since to say that spacetime points exist seems inconsistent with saying that some spacetime points are future and so do not exist yet or are past and so exist no longer.

A focus on life skills such as micro financing, basket weaving and agriculture at this center are essential to the success and productivity of the project and so exist at the very foundation of the design.

The reason why exact resemblance could be treated as a mere "pseudo" addition, moreover, was that it is an internal relation and so exists necessarily simply given the existence of its relata.

The most important contemporary "Parsifal" production — Stefan Herheim's, unveiled at the Bayreuth Festival in 2008 — was broadcast on European television and so exists on file-sharing Web sites, but its planned DVD release has been oddly delayed.

Then is nonincreasing and so exists.

Hence, is nodecreasing, and so exists.

This implies that is nondecreasing and so exists.

In the same token they will not give us lasting satisfaction and happiness as the body is biological and so exists in dependence on conditions such as food, air (etc).

Russell's definition of knowledge by description builds naturally on this: To know some thing or object by a definite description is to know that it is the so-and-so or that the so-and-so exists, i.e., that there is exactly one object that is so-and-so (Russell 1912: 82 3).

The argumentation is sophisticated, but the upshot is that one can achieve the same logical results by simply replacing all occurrences of the expression "so-and-so exists" (e.g., numbers exist) by occurrences of the expression "so-and-so is assumed (or hypothesized) to exist".