Sentence examples for channels exist from inspiring English sources
What matters is that the channels exist at all.
Virtually no communication channels exist for average North and South Koreans.
Anyone who thinks channels exist only on television is sorely mistaken.
Grooves known as interplain channels exist in many submarine gaps; the sediments in these channels are continuously graded.
In most countries suitable channels exist for governments to make their views known, without threatening their central banks' independence.
Despite questioning the position of News at 10 and the performance of BBC1, Whittingdale said: "It is not my job to run the BBC, dictate what channels exist, which individual programmes it shows and how many people it employs.
Negotiators for the advertising industry say they want to eliminate rules from television's infancy, when only a few channels existed.
Negotiators for the advertising industry say they want to eliminate obsolete residual rules from the 1950's, when only a few channels existed.
Indeed, away from the cars and the modern hotels, Egypt, with its mud-brick houses, its ox-drawn ploughs, camels, donkeys, high-masted sailing boats and irrigation channels, exists in a surprising continuum with life three millennia ago.
The optical microscopy (OM) image in Fig. 2b reveals complete gates and channels; observing how many channels existed in the device was helpful when calculating the actual current.
We therefore suggest that a disequilibrium fluid transport system through channels exists, such as a fracture system in the wedge mantle.
