Sentence examples for exist as a serious from inspiring English sources
"The day that we start crowdsourcing the whip is the day that we cease to exist as a serious political party".
Labour and the Liberal Democrats have run the executive since 1999, while the Tories have ceased to exist as a serious political force in Scotland.
Defiance by North Korea of U.N. Security Council resolutions, the memo said, "would have meant that the United Nations would have ceased to exist as a serious instrumentality for the maintenance of international peace". Protection of the U.N. was an American "interest" that justified intervention under the president's power as commander in chief.
On the other hand, failure this week would be a disaster for the WTO, which might continue as the court where trade disputes are settled but would cease to exist as a forum for serious trade liberalisation talks.
It is shown that all signals of the resulting closed-loop system converge to zero a.s., and furthermore, when serious time-variations exist as well, it suffices to find a fast enough time-varying gain for the control design scheme.
Why do you exist as an organization?
First, the group: a combination of crack professionals and serious amateurs that began and still mainly exists as a workshop to explore the nuances of improvised bass lines in 17th-century music.
