Sentence examples for exist to place from inspiring English sources

I cannot believe that the technology does not exist to place someone under anesthesia, after which the mode of execution becomes irrelevant (whether respiratory depression or a bullet to the brain).

But I would never consider punishing the parents of unprepared students because there are far too many economic and cultural barriers that exist to place the "blame" so squarely on their shoulders.

Competing efforts still exist to place herbal medicine under the category of legitimate medicine rather than dietary supplements.

Click here or on 'view gallery' for more Warhol images Apparently the intention was to innocently indicate the stark fluidity and dynamism of the electoral dichotomy, but Warhol would later, we are told, and from then on find his taxes audited, although no documentary evidence exists to place the artist on one of Nixon's infamous "enemies" lists.

A selection of different ligation strategies exists to place modified residues at diverse positions within the histone core.

No comprehensive systematic effort exists to place students in meaningful internships, particularly those focusing on increasing the participation of disadvantaged minorities (Kirwan and Streckman, 2009).

The warm-up exists to put patients into a place of spontaneity and creativity in order to be open in the act of psychodrama.

Pete Thamel's excellent article about schools that seem to exist only to place basketball players onto college teams begs the question of how the coaches and staff of these schools are compensated.

Substantial evidence exists therefore to place γδ T cells as central immunoregulatory cells not only within the lung but in many tissues [ 3, 17].

In a county where thousands of jazz fans reside, few places exist to truly enjoy this great American music.

Most places exist to draw in tourists and locals seldom eat there, so expect higher prices than in the more out-of-the-way areas of Amsterdam.