Poverty can easily exist without terror (think of the American Depression).
Those conditions could easily exist in nature, he added, given the leaf-stem morphology.
Religion, he said, could just as easily exist in socialist societies as it does in capitalist ones.
Smith noted that, even though life cannot exist without water and can easily exist without diamonds, diamonds are, pound for pound, vastly more valuable than water.
Then it is time for a playoff -- not an elaborate one, just an inclusive four-team, three-game shootout that could easily exist under the current bowl system.
Small impossible things, she contended, are more believable than large impossible things, because they could more easily exist without us noticing them.
The total energy hitting Proxima b is only 65% of what Earth gets from the sun, so liquid water could easily exist there so long as the planet has some sort of atmosphere to trap heat. .
Instead, just as one might well insist that the wax of a candle and its shape are distinct, on the grounds that the wax could easily exist when the particular shape is no more, or, less obviously, that the particular shape could survive the replenishment of its material basis, so one might equally deny that the soul and body are identical.
Furthermore, our analysis is not simply cash versus in-kind because the programmes we consider differ according to whether they are in-work or out-of-work transfers and in-kind nutrition versus in-kind non-nutrition But there is a general point that remains – differential costs associated with different transfers can easily exist and can make a difference to behavior.
Quite simply, humans cannot live without honeybees, yet these remarkably complex creatures can easily exist without our species.
