Sentence examples for exist only by from inspiring English sources

But without cross-endorsement, smaller parties can exist only by running "spoiler" candidates like Ralph Nader.

Condominiums are usually temporary, and continue to exist only by the goodwill of both parties involved.

Countless productions have to tie themselves into interpretive knots to justify an ending that allows Kate to exist only by subjugation.

As a first concession, the US side agreed to prohibit "brass-plate" firms – those that exist only by name in a county, without any employees or activity – from suing a government.

It would be absurd, as yet another batch of anonymous French diplomats has argued in a surreal debate conducted in newsprint, to "return to a mythical past where France could exist only by opposing America".

In Thomism, the creatures can exist only by participating in and channeling the infinite creativity of God.

Electricity, they say, is a disembodied idea, rather like faith, that exists only by its expression.

But to tell him would be an infidelity to the memory that existed only by her secrecy.

Such an attitude, according to Collier, is necessary in order to understand that everything exists only by way of its dependence on the one supreme substance, God.

In a programme about near-death experiences and in a culture where death is marginalised, to edit death so that it exists only by omission was to do us a disservice.

Some relations, such as that between husband and wife, existed only in law, while others, such as that between an unacknowledged illegitimate child and its father, existed only by virtue of nature.