Sentence examples for exist to start a from inspiring English sources

If you have a dog, you may find that other dog lovers will be out walking their pet, and a common thread may already exist to start a friendship.

In low peak years, the number of susceptible individuals is lower than in high peak years; therefore, it is expected that even if the meteorological conditions exist to start an outbreak, the time for the outbreak to spread will be longer due to herd immunity.

Thus, for Nanotechnology as a relatively young technology, the opportunity exists to start early on with the implementation of the principles of Green Toxicology.

Laboratory simulations have led to the suggestion that enough organic material exists on Titan to start a chemical evolution analogous to what is thought to have started life on Earth.

Here we need to look for another way to morally justify an obligation to make available for as many patients as possible medicinal products or therapies for which there does not seem to exist a sufficient commercial incentive to start a development and production process.

By the end of this year, Airbus will have to decide whether sufficient demand for the new aircraft exists to justify starting construction.

Idealab is still a company that exists to create start-ups, most of which begin life as a glimmer in Mr. Gross's fertile brain.

Facebook Home reverses the natural order of things on mobile devices compared to what has existed to date: A user actually starts off in Facebook, and then has access to a launcher which can take them "out" of the social network (though not truly out) and into Android proper, from which they can access other apps.

Do genuine opportunities exist for researchers to start handing out money rather than begging for it themselves?

Be interested in them and notice that when you allow them to exist they start to lose their power over you.

In addition, predefined protocols exist for immediately starting a simulation of CmME-generated membranes.