Sentence examples for are able to exist from inspiring English sources

Like many chemical structures, the bases of DNA are able to exist in several conformations called isomers.

Tree form has a genetic component, because some species are able to exist in an erect form where other species cannot.

Stories of (the fictional) Biggles, the (real) Red Baron and the flying aces of world war one are able to exist alongside the horror of the trenches, but never obscure them.

Invading in secret, they are able to exist as pure shadow, living unnoticed and untouchable in yours – and can only be killed if you are.

She's helped ensure that nonfiction serialized work like Wild Wild Country and Making a Murderer are able to exist as artistic endeavors, without the confines of specific time or episode limits.

Severe federal budget pressures mean that federal financial aid -- the only reason that many APSCU member schools are able to exist -- almost certainly will decline.

The basic idea of ontological subsistence is that of being able to exist without anything else existing.

First of all, if an epistemic instrument, such as visual perception, was self-established it should be able to exist independently of the existence of an object of vision.

Being separate has to do with being able to exist independently (x is separate from y if x is capable of existing independently of y), and being some this means being a determinate individual.

Without them, we wouldn't be able to exist.

Sadly, I don't need a history to be able to exist somewhere.