Sentence examples for exist as soon from inspiring English sources

One might reject E1 on the grounds that the object christened 'Theseus II' ceases to exist as soon as the first plank is discarded, either because ships have all of their parts essentially, or because the ship that existed at the time of the christening is not identical to any ship that exists at any earlier or later time.

Mendelssohn writes: "One might simply recall, from the first principles of metaphysics, that a subject matter actually exist as soon as everything determinable in it is in fact determined, that is to say, as soon as everything determinable in it is in fact determined… Herein lies the characteristic difference between general possible concepts and real individuals.

But try breathing and you'll know they exist as soon as the air hits your nose, eyes and throat.

The committees exist until the first day of the following parliament, in contrast to the lower house committees, which cease to exist as soon as parliament is prorogued for an election.

The use of 1 year as a cut-point in the table is not intended to represent a sharp division, in terms of cumulative dose, between what might constitute a short-term versus a long-term risk nor does it imply that a significant long-term risk begins to exist as soon as 1 year is surpassed.

A financial conflict of interests exists as soon as there is a link between a researcher and a monetary value.

It also combines aspects of two other Zoho products: Spreadsheets and Creator (although all three will exist as separate, soon interlinked, products intended for different purposes).

Cyber bullies only exist on the Internet and would cease to be as soon as you log out.

Sunday, July 19, 2009 WORLD RACING ROUNDUP The name says it all... Plenty of racing action around the world this weekend, as Formula 1 greets new winners, the sport's Braun/Mercedes Grand Prix team is finally being challenged in the second half of the season and whether F1 will exist as we know it as soon as next year is still up in the air.

TweetDeck, the feature-rich Twitter client that Twitter acquired in 2011, will soon mostly exist as a web-based service, and the native Mac and Windows apps will play second fiddle to the web and Chrome apps.

Southern Cross will soon cease to exist, as landlords take back leases linked to the firm's 750 care homes because it can no longer afford the rent.