Sentence examples for exist for example in from inspiring English sources
Where toilet facilities do exist – for example in schools – they are sometimes so inadequate in numbers as to be almost useless.
Most obvious, as the ISI sees it, is for America to back down and let the ISI oversee the snooping on Islamic extremists, in effect ceding a veto on whom to target.Strong differences exist, for example in North Waziristan over the militant Haqqani network, considered a friendly group by the Pakistanis but a terrorist threat by the Americans.
Similar duties exist for example in the US [46], in South Africa and Brazil.
Such symbols exist for example in the case that (sigma (xi)) is represented by a finite sum, and (beta_{k}in{mathbb {Q}}).
This new modulation method permits the determination of heat capacity with assurance of identical thermal history and sample geometry, which are important for the study of non-equilibrium processes as they exist, for example, in the glass transition region.
It is shown that significant differences in considered regimes exist, for example, in rural areas an unlicensed model is the most viable, whereas in the densest urban areas no model is economically viable.
These private enforcement actions – which if won collect from the defendant government – are judged by special tribunals outside of either country's judicial system, without the kinds of due process or openness that exists, for example, in the US legal system.
Support for this theoretical picture exists, for example, in VLA maps (those made by the Very Large Array of radio telescopes near Socorro, New Mexico, U.S). of Cygnus A that show two jets emerging from the nucleus of the central galaxy and impacting the lobes at "hot spots" of enhanced emission.
The decision against a national assembly in the early 1860s was a negative event of the greatest importance: it deprived Russia of the possibility of public political education such as that which existed, for example, in contemporary Prussia, and it deprived the government of the services of hundreds of talented men.
In a typical textbook problem, there is no predefined structure in the input data (as it exists, for example, in a process simulator) and the solution process is completely data-driven.
However, additional work has shown that these two genetic alterations can co-exist, for example in endometrial carcinoma, where PTEN loss and mutant PIK3CA lead to a higher activation of the PI3K pathway and a possible co-operation towards a more invasive phenotype [ 22].
