Sentence examples for be able to exist from inspiring English sources

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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.

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

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

Abba Eban long ago called them 'Auschwitz borders'; Israel would not be able to exist.

It enables different kinds of programming to be able to exist.

You have to be quite robust or you wouldn't be able to exist".

"We want to be able to exist socially as women, without being a mother or 'the wife of,' " she said.

"If the state doesn't do anything," she said, "I don't see how any farmer is going to be able to exist here in the next 30 years".

Another study estimates that there are over 20,000 species of plants that would not even be able to exist without microbial asssistance.

Furthermore, in the VC setting, value-added resources other than capital appear to be able to exist separately from capital and still be exploited effectively.

The characters live so vividly in readers' minds that their TV forms may only be able to exist on a sliding scale of disappointment.

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