Sentence examples for exist precisely from inspiring English sources
Indeed, these problems exist precisely because people are responding rationally to existing incentives.
These things exist precisely because investors want to smooth out volatility.
Our civil rights exist precisely for dangerous times and for those suspected of terrible crimes.
We call these the rules of evidence, and they exist precisely to regulate what a jury may be told in the course of a case.
"Populism is strong in places with weak party systems," he writes, because political parties exist precisely to form governments as well as legitimate oppositions.
May Glück be spared the fate that has befallen Frost, whose truisms ("Good fences make good neighbors") are often skimmed off the top of the poems, which exist precisely to unsteady them.
"It exists precisely because we cannot control all circumstances.
Indeed, the loan guarantee program exists precisely because none of these ventures are a sure bet.
"The ICC exists precisely to bring justice to the victims of these most brutal international crimes," Dixon said.
According to Genesis, before they had eaten the forbidden fruit the first humans existed precisely in such a world.
Historians should remember that anti-Catholicism in the 1850's existed precisely because of the hierarchy of the Catholic church, which was perceived as Anti-American.
