Sentence examples for do not exist to define from inspiring English sources
Although we may profess to believe, as the linguist Dwight Bolinger once put it, that dictionaries "do not exist to define but to help people grasp meanings," we don't often act on that belief.
Clinical diagnosis of a placental hematoma is difficult, and clear criteria do not exist to define the term "chronic abruption".
Classically, channel geometry is defined using data, yet at larger scales the necessary information and model structures do not exist to take this approach.
They don't exist to sanitise life.
"Radio 1 doesn't exist to me.
"My wife didn't exist to me.
48 As local references do not exist, we will define COPD as the presence of airflow limitation characterised by FEV1/FVC <70%.
Community-level characterization of microbes is vital because they do not exist in the defined species populations that we have come to understand from observing animals and plants.
The problem is that the research does not yet exist to define broad based parameters for quality.
Such dichotomous approaches are problematic, for several reasons: First, unambiguous criteria for what should constitute "similar" or "dissimilar" action do not exist and are currently difficult to define.
