Sentence examples for exist to bring from inspiring English sources
There is, of course, a bigger and bolder future replacement for the E.F.S.F., the European Stability Mechanism, but the political will does not exist to bring it into existence before 2013.
We exist to bring drugs to patients who need them.
Fortunately, charitable efforts exist to bring modern eye care to disadvantaged areas of the world.
Many programs also exist to bring young people to the theatre.
To which the answer may be simply that the will did not exist to bring the World Cup carnival to Dresden, both locally and nationally.
What they can't seem to understand is that Europe needs a little inflation and if there is too much, plenty of tools exist to bring it under control.
And if any dealings detailed in the registry seem shady, registrants say FARA exists to bring them into the light.
However, when used collectively the potential exists to bring improvements to the Architectural, Engineering and Construction sectors through the eradication of waste and re-work.
Off-market trading has always existed as over-the-counter transactions, but the technology now exists to bring investors together electronically in anonymity.
What Mr. Maier said was that "the newspaper exists to bring to its readers the truths they need to know and understand".
