Sentence examples for exist to take a from inspiring English sources

The co-ops exist to take a stand against organised crime and encourage the development of socially conscious and environmentally friendly non-profit businesses.

The first challenge that young people must face — whether they state it this way or not — is to exist, to take a place in the world: to do fulfilling things, to make a living, to look for love, to go beyond the assumptions of home and family and discover their own identities and abilities.

Are they there to help you learn something, grow in a new direction, wake you up to life, or do they exist to take a toll on your health and well-being?

But if Newsworks is going to work, it will need to achieve something in unity that only Leveson seems to think exists: to take a scatter of competing egos and grinding axes and make them an industry.

"The opportunity now exists to take a system characterised by confusion, suspicion and incessant legal challenge, and transform it into a world-class framework for the regulation of strong and vital powers.

As a touring company, we exist to take productions to other parts of the country.

No better opportunity may exist to take, on its own terms, what sushi has to offer.

Banks exist to take risks, and their role as middlemen between savers and borrowers makes them inherently vulnerable.

A wide variety of quasi-legal predatory credit services and scams exist to take advantage of precisely this desperation.

While there are an abundance of fair, ethical credit counseling agencies available, some "bad apples" exist to take advantage of customers who are in dire financial straits.

"I've asked Legal whether any impediments exist to taking him along.