Sentence examples for attempts to exist from inspiring English sources

It's disheartening to read about another mosque on U.S. soil whose attempts to exist are being stopped because of planning boards whose palpable xenophobia comes slithering out of the woodwork of their town hall buildings.

His attempts to exist outside the confines of the traditional nation-state are, by some measures, successful: He's living a sort of urban Into the Wild (a copy of the book lay on his table, but he said he hadn't read it yet).

The history of all popular governments show how absurd is the idea of their attempting to exist without parties".

But you've got to give a network show credit for at least making an attempt to exist in a post-Wire, post-Shield world.

In recent years, hedge funds have been forced to confront the question of whether or not to attempt to exist beyond their founders.

Physical action dually presents the female body within a process of claiming space, whilst attempting to exist itself as deterritorialised space".

It is undoubtedly a good thing for Spurs that their high-stakes, well-ordered attempt to exist among the Premier League's fiscally incontinent elite should be headed up by someone who understands profit and loss as well as the role of the modern-day false nine and a half.

Federal and state governments resettled 20,000 houses away from the river throughout the flood zone, and while it made sense to prevent people from rebuilding on land that was prone to flooding, the decision also exposed a harsh reality: The towns had lost their reason to exist, making attempts to reconstitute them virtually impossible.

Cuvry Brache is a "free space" that won the right to exist despite attempts to develop the area.

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