Sentence examples for exist notes from inspiring English sources

"A variety of conditions exist", notes Daniel Schacter, "in which subjectively compelling memories are grossly inaccurate" (1995, p. 22).

Reports so far indicate that only a handful of link directories have been punished, a tiny fraction of those that exist, notes Rand Fishkin.

"This lack of dynamic movement in Europe means that innovative, high growth businesses find it harder to penetrate the market whilst companies which stop innovating continue to exist", notes the report.

And the reason we do that is obviously people will turn their computers off and on, and people will have hard drive failures so what the network needs to know fairly quickly is does that piece of data still exist?" notes Lambert, likening the technology MaidSafe has built for this portion of the network to systems used by file-sharing sites like eMule — except, he says, it's far, far faster.

And the reason we do that is obviously people will turn their computers off and on, and people will have hard drive failures so what the network needs to know fairly quickly is does that piece of data still exist?" notes Lambert, likening the technology MaidSafe has built for this portion of the network to systems used by file-sharing sites like eMule — except, he says, it's far, far faster.

Pratt explained that the issue of contamination may already exist, noting that data from the Viking mission didn't indicate any presence of life on Mars.

They say the decision to extend TPS must be made on the basis of whether initial justifications for protection still exist — noting the United States already sends tens of thousands of deportees back to El Salvador each year.

Consider, for example, TVGs where edges always exist (note that a static graph is a particular TVG) and latency is zero.

For this we made use of a little-known departmental fund which exists (note!) for the entertainment of graduate students.

This week, Mr. Sprecher's lawyer, Ronald G. Russo, expressed doubt that Mr. Abrams ever existed, noting, however, that it is hard to prove a negative.

Distribution of Tamerlane and Other Poems was so light that Rufus Wilmot Griswold in 1850 claimed it had never existed, noting that none had been found.