Sentence examples for be found to exist from inspiring English sources

Under this rule, a special relationship could be found to exist between the parties only if Herman had custody of Harper under circumstances in which Harper was deprived of normal opportunities to protect himself.

An intention that the women or girls shall engage in the conduct outlawed by Section 2 must be found to exist before the conclusion of the interstate journey and must be the dominant motive of such interstate movement.

This newspaper uses its best efforts to provoke and engage, but is not responsible for the results of any defects that may be found to exist in its judgments.

"Because Zika is carried by the same mosquitoes [as dengue] and influenced by the same sanitary conditions that are more common in poor neighbourhoods, I would predict that the same relationship between poverty and disease will be found to exist," said Wilson Savino, director of the Oswaldo Cruz Institute, Brazil's leading centre of health studies.

In fact, negligence cannot be found to exist "unless an actor, who is under a duty to act, fails to act after he has perceived or should have perceived an unreasonable risk of harm to another". Samson v. Saginaw Professional Bldg, Inc., 393 Mich.

More to the point, it's entirely plausible that, at the least, vestiges of life will be found to exist where there is (or was) water.

This difference was found to exist.

No general demand for a change was found to exist...

Two varieties of dark matter have been found to exist.

Stable spatially nonuniform steady-states have been found to exist.

Vapour bubbles have been found to exist inside the nozzle prior to start of injection.