Sentence examples for exist suggest that from inspiring English sources

The few surveys that exist suggest that Afghanistan has a low prevalence of H.I.V. -- only 69 recorded cases, and just three deaths.

Those that do exist suggest that the clinician should be wary about assuming the specific symptoms are due to a specific cause.

While there is more limited experience of using TBL with clinicians, the data that exist suggest that TBL holds considerable promise for residency education.

Studies to assess the accuracy of the digital examination of the cervix are limited but those that do exist suggest that the assessment is imprecise.

There are few studies that evaluate antibiotic therapy after amputations however the results of the publications that exist suggest that antibiotics are essential [ 2].

The little data that exist suggest that both girls and boys born at VLBW have an earlier age at pubertal growth spurt than those born at term [ 25].

In 2009, for instance, George Papandreou won the election with his populist phrase, "The money exists," suggesting that shrewd oversight and not painful cuts was needed to solve Greek financial problems.

Yet the fact that trans people exist suggests that no amount of threats, from any source, are going to get rid of us.

That such jobs exist suggests that some sectors of the economy, particularly those related to the care of an aging population, may well sop up many of these workers.

The fact that many types of donor and acceptor sites exist suggests that the above defect energy levels may vary somewhat with QD size.

The more general research that does exist suggests that high-density environments are not necessarily perceived as crowded and that stress-related physiological, psychological and behavioural reactions do not necessarily follow from exposure to such environments.