Sentence examples for exist in places from inspiring English sources

Real anti-Semitism still does exist in places like Hungary and to a small extent France.

Applewhite contends that fear of aging is more Western than Eastern, and that it doesn't exist in places that have escaped the reach of global capitalism.

In Rio de Janeiro many of the favelas have been retro-fitted water, electretro-fitted waterstal selectricity exist in places that still look pretty ropey.

Clamorous new neighborhoods exist in places that were once either empty or served as industrial zones that were quiet at night.

Given the vast pools of capital that exist in places like China and Russia, and a welcome rise in the savings rate here in the United States, raising this huge sum shouldn't necessarily be a problem.

But these protections, rooted in the First Amendment, do not exist in places like Britain, Australia and Singapore, where the burden is often on the author, once accused of libel, to show that a statement is true.

Taboos are things that exist in place of reason, where popular social tastes determine human action.

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This would not be very different from what exists in places like Australia, Switzerland or Mexico.

But far more leeway to dissect the topic exists in places where gay rights are more protected.

The set, designed by Sarah Lambert, is a disturbingly accurate evocation of that linoleum-and-metal style that still exists in places like the Department of Motor Vehicles.