Sentence examples for decide to exist from inspiring English sources

But when two people decide to exist solely or primarily on one partner's income, negotiating the daily issues that arise from that choice can feel like being gouged by a constant thorn.

It is but just to say, however, that the power of a publice officer to question the constitutionality of a statute as an excuse for refusing to enforce it has often been assumed, and sometimes directly decided, to exist.

Thus signal is decided to exist only if (ln (u_{f_{i}rightarrow u_{i,l}} u_{i,l}neq 0))>ln (u_{f_{i}rightarrow u_{i,l}} u_{i,l}=0))+tau ), where τ is the decision threshold.

Every nation, in merely deciding to exist, becomes brutally egotistical; in this even Christianity has to take a back seat.

There are times when I want to go out but no one is available so I feel 'lonely' but then I look around and see laundry and dirty dishes and decide to be productive and exist alone.

Some other Asian startups have decided to co-exist with the big players.

I'm saying you're a coward for deciding not to exist anymore right when I've found that I can't be a priest and live for you alone.

Generally, she said, it's the parents who recognize that a serious problem exists, and who decide to take action.

If we are now to consider, not what they did decide, believe or understand, but what they should decide were they to exist today and know what we now know, then the main appeal of originalism vanishes.

As long as a people exists it can always decide to give itself a new constitution (CT 140 1).

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