Sentence examples for do now exist from inspiring English sources
Maybe such beings do now exist in flesh.
While innovative programs that engage men do now exist in several African countries [ 19, 20], there remain very few rigorously evaluated interventions focused on involving African men in HIV prevention [ 21– 23].
The FEBS Letters experiment is a case in point: author take-up has been fairly limited, and the structured abstracts that do now exist have not been made available through Medline; it is likely that the complexity of SDAs and the extra cognitive load and time burdens on authors are hurdles too great for most to be able to negotiate successfully.
There does now exist the seed of an Asian Monetary Fund in a $120 billion lending facility established by China, Japan, South Korea and the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
Although the original proof of Dirichlet was in fact unacceptable, fortunately there does now exist a finitistically acceptable proof of the theorem.
Unlike in 2008 and 2012, polling data does now exist for all 51 states (adding in Washington D.C).
"These people don't now exist, so front-line officers have to do much of the recording themselves and they are taken away from the streets," he said.
So what's a secretary of state to do? I'd suggest trying something radically new: creating the conditions for diplomacy where they do not now exist by going around leaders and directly to the people.
He said the superdelegates should intervene only in extraordinary circumstances that do not now exist.
He and others say that conditions for free elections do not now exist in Honduras.
