Sentence examples for be existing from inspiring English sources
adjective
That exists, or has existence, especially that exists now.
Rather, it will be existing owners who benefit.
There will also be existing works by artists including Roni Horn, Vija Celmins and Richard Hamilton.
In the back room, below the cramped attic garment-trade workshop, a whole family seems to be existing.
These materials can be existing bodily materials or materials specially created.
Will the main attraction be existing fare distributed online, or new sources of original content like, say, the new video clips from The Onion, the satirical newspaper?
As fun as they can be, existing wearable monitoring devices are in the stone age compared to what they will become in three to five years.
Many believed the rioters to be existing criminals and the official stats do back up the idea of an "underclass of convicts".
Of the half million people whose dreams David Cameron promises to "make come true", Savills estate agency group reckons a third will be existing home-owners trading up.
Nabil Abu Rudeineh, Mr. Arafat's spokesman, scoffed at prophecies of unrest, saying, "There will be no chaos, because there will be existing institutions running things".
Other schemes, based on existing or about-to-be-existing technology like solar sails and thermonuclear rockets, have been proposed that could reach a tenth the speed of light and make the crossing in less than a human lifetime.
These are companies that are selling products and services with addressable markets which may be new or may be existing that are growing very rapidly.
