Sentence examples for exist to the from inspiring English sources

Taken together, the existing literature suggests that many exceptions exist to the generalization that anterior changes precede posterior changes.

No easy answers exist to the problem of Iran.

"It's as if Brighton and other similar communities don't exist to the telephone companies".

Until then, only proximate answers will exist to the question of where dogs came from.

But there is a much deeper malaise, posing challenges that simply did not exist to the same degree in 1980.

And this type of market does not exist to the same extent for executives one or two notches down.

Several barriers exist to the recycling of materials, including technical and social barriers linked to the acceptability of recycled materials.

"Edomex is no-man's land; it doesn't exist to the outside world," said Cynthia Galicia, a legal expert at the National Autonomous University of Mexico.

Instead, Bryant said, the bill "merely reinforces the rights which currently exist to the exercise of religious freedom as stated in the first amendment to the US constitution".

"For me," said Mr. Kennedy, who lives off his investment income, "the religious principles don't exist to the exclusion of performance.

Glass ceiling: The glass ceiling is a symbol for invisible barriers that exist to the advancement of women and minorities in organizations.