Sentence examples for exist build from inspiring English sources

Reports in The Times and elsewhere have documented the dubious but legal ways in which companies, including many that most people do not even know exist, build profiles of people's behaviors, browsing histories and shopping habits by tracking them online and off, through data from retailers, for instance.

Extremists do, as Cameron said, "thrive when they have ungoverned spaces in which they can exist, build and plan" and the aftermath of the Arab spring has not just opened up new terrain but also exacerbated existing problems of lawlessness and criminality.

We continue to zone our cities as if the sharing economy didn't exist, build our roads as if driverless cars won't happen, and pursue economic development strategies as if the platform revolution doesn't matter.

Mr. Mullin said that replicas exist, built to Voisin's specifications.

But technology won't overcome the more fundamental problem with chatbots: they are misguided attempts to solve a problem that doesn't exist, built largely because they are popular in east Asia for a completely different set of reasons.

Other models exist — built by nonprofits like the RAND Corporation or private consultancies like the Lewin Group — but they all use Mr. Gruber's work as a benchmark, according to Jean Abraham, a health economist at the University of Minnesota and former senior economist in both the Obama and George W. Bush administrations.

Bonita Richardson, a Washington resident, said she thought the law might be an anachronistic leftover from a time when the technology did not yet exist to build taller buildings, but did not really know.

From Sept. 9 to 12, more than 500 delegates from various associations are expected at the third annual American Indian Tourism Conference in Bismarck, N.D., largely to establish tourism where it does not exist and build tourism partnerships.

Far better alternatives exist to build the infrastructure the country desperately needs more quickly and at far lower cost.

She told the Observer: "The very first sentence of the Liberal Democrats' constitution states that they exist to build a 'fair, free, and open society'.

Builders exist to build, and if charming, quirky Yonkers ends up looking like New Roc City, that will be of no concern to the developers or a city government in which there are apparently no visionaries.