Sentence examples for exist to move from inspiring English sources

Financial instruments used to exist to move money through time backward and forward.

He says that the combined technologies exist to move beyond oil, but he doesn't go into any real detail.

But unless the Trident renewal programme is something that the government secretly wants to cancel and would be happy to see sunk by Scottish independence, plans must exist to move the base out of Scotland.

Essentially, financial networks exist to move printed currency and financial instruments, as well as digital equivalents, between those nodes.

Marketplaces in finance exist to move capital in a more efficient, cheaper way — for investors, companies and individuals.

When barriers exist to moving chemical data between different software, the community becomes fragmented and there is the danger of vendor lock-in (where users are constrained to using a particular software, a situation which puts them at a disadvantage).

Too often, the panel said, no efficient pathway exists to move sensors from experimental satellites to operating weather satellites.

Mr. Ramos's lawyer in the new case, Jonathan Blum, said the judge ruled on Thursday that sufficient evidence existed to move the new case to trial.

"On the issue of climate change, there's no doubt that sufficient evidence exists to move from argument to action," Jacques Nasser, Ford's chief executive, said in a preamble to the report.

Joseph S. Blatter, the president of soccer's world governing body, FIFA, said for the first time that a contingency plan existed to move the 2010 World Cup from South Africa in the event of a natural disaster.

The underlying system, which exists to move money from Bank A to Bank B, processed a record $40 trillion in 2015 — continuing an upward trend of nearly 7percentt growth in transactions from the previous time in 2014.