Sentence examples for exist exclusively from inspiring English sources

"It is possible that the two exist exclusively of each other, but apparently that's not a good enough answer".

The sea is dark and deep, and crawling with leviathans that exist exclusively to murder you, legs first.

But unlike their newsstand competitors, these publications exist exclusively online, updating weekly or even daily, and offering a sense of community that conventional monthlies cannot replicate.

Its news content will now exist exclusively and free on the Web, though the magazine will still publish eight single issues a year.

Yes, but … And don't those selfies now exist exclusively as a method to convince people that you are nicer than you are, mostly so that they will sleep with you?

The term leaves out pluralistic systems, which rely on adapted or traditional actors, many of which exist exclusively outside of the purview of government, to settle civil or small-scale criminal disputes.

As suggested by size-exclusion chromatography during purification, SEC MALLS clearly reveals that IKK2mono exists exclusively as a monomer in solution, whereas full-length IKK2 and IKK2EE(11–669) are dimers.

No, this is the type of high-end clubber who exists exclusively behind a perfectly preserved velvet rope.

So too, by the same logic, is an economic system that exists exclusively to generate such wealth.

Now he existed exclusively via a scholarship good for four Benjamins every Tuesday, which he could siphon simply by answering the questions Did you work last week?

Clearly, the public does not recognise the home secretary's description of policing as a service that exists exclusively to cut crime.