Sentence examples for exist to facilitate from inspiring English sources

The sport of baseball should not exist to facilitate a tidy, maximized bottom line.

"From a strictly biological point of view," says Dunbar, "relationships exist to facilitate reproduction".

And thus she will have completed a circuit that places like the Boom Boom Room exist to facilitate.

Numerous application programs, such as Microsoft's SharePoint, exist to facilitate the implementation of such systems.

While this week's bombing in Jerusalem (as well as the Israeli assasination attempt that could have provoked it) must be strongly condemned, as long as the injustices and humiliations suffered by the Palestinian people in the occupied territories continue, no conditions on conciliation will exist to facilitate the negotiations on the "road to peace".

Several programs exist to facilitate international collaborations, including the CIPRA and FIRCA programs.

It seems such an antiquated, condescending label, as though the woman only exists to facilitate the great man.

"Alec exists to facilitate corporate influence and Walker's record as governor in Wisconsin suggests he's OK with that," Fischer said.

It is impossible to know how common such marriages are, but at least one national Web site exists to facilitate this kind of union.

As a group that exists to facilitate an exchange of ideas between conservative politicians and big corporations, it is no surprise that Alec's healthcare priorities reflect the interests of both the health insurance and the drug-production industries.

"As recently as the 1970s, the idea that the point of life was to get rich and that governments existed to facilitate this would have been ridiculed: not only by capitalism's traditional critics but also by many of its staunchest defenders".