Sentence examples for but none exists from inspiring English sources

But none exists now.

But none exists today.

But none exists in such definite and splendid isolation as Lonesome George did, in his solitary Galapagos splendour.

The novel is available in bookstores, used and otherwise; the Stroheim film was restored at varying lengths in 1988 and 1999, but none exists on DVD.

For instance, SHAPE drew up plans to defend Poland (inadequate ones, say senior Poles), but none exists to protect small Baltic states that feel particularly vulnerable.

He still gets requests for a recording or footage of the speech, but none exists, which must give the Sky team who were also embedded with the battalion pause for thought.

Such programs operate throughout the world, but none exist on Long Island.

Indeed, what all these issues have in common is that we will all be affected by these radical changes, and they can really only be regulated through global institutions, but none exist today.

Many models have been developed for predicting the visco-elastic behaviour of asphalt concrete pavements, but none exist for asphalt mixtures modified by the addition of waste glass.

Ewell and Aites wanted to see a documentary film on the subject, but none existed.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is looking into passing new regulations to help people find some way to make payments they can afford, but none exist right now.