Sentence examples for exist absent from inspiring English sources

In 1947, in an address to the American Sociological Association, Herbert Blumer argued that public opinion does not exist, absent its measurement.

"Thus, unless this acquisition is enjoined, customers of mobile wireless telecommunications services likely will face higher prices, less product variety and innovation, and poorer quality services due to reduced incentives to invest than would exist absent the merger".

"Customers of mobile wireless telecommunications services likely will face higher prices, less product variety and innovation, and poorer quality services due to reduced incentives to invest than would exist absent the merger".

pro-ana, the basic premise of which is that an eating disorder is not a disorder but a lifestyle choice, is very much an ideology of the early 21st century, one that could not exist absent the anonymity and accessibility of the Internet, without which the only place large numbers of anorexics and bulimics would find themselves together would be at inpatient treatment.

After all, ISIL wouldn't exist absent George W. Bush's misguided invasion of Iraq.

I would gladly share stories of the friendships built to last a lifetime that would not exist absent the Internet.

The current system of dealing with sovereign defaults, such as the sort of debt restructuring Argentina did with exchange bondholders, "is the best system that exists absent bankruptcy," Mr. Blackman said.

As demonstrated for a smaller subgraph of the primate cortical network, our reconstruction approach could be used to guide future experimental studies, by deriving hypotheses about currently unknown projections which would be expected to exist or be absent.

In this statement, towards is used in an existential restriction over Spleen, thereby leading to the inference that an instance of Spleen must exist in order to be absent.

Most entries (in green fields), however, were confirmed to exist (207 cases) or to be absent (212 cases).

If the Lumberjacks fell short, Texas could be absent from March Madness for the first time since 1977, when the term March Madness didn't yet exist.