Sentence examples for exist to try from inspiring English sources
And there are – it's just that most of them exist to try to counteract the problems created by a culture dominated by groups of men.
A plethora of standards currently exist to try and hold companies to account but these have nearly all been voluntary, and resemble feeble twigs rather than menacing threats.
The neo-bundles are a compromise: they exist to try to maintain some of that economic advantage while also appealing to a generation of people who, when it comes to television or frankly any kind of entertainment, want to get what they want exactly when they want it the so-called "now" generation.
The neo-bundles are a compromise: they exist to try to maintain some of that economic advantage while also appealing to a generation of people who, when it comes to television or frankly any kind of entertainment, want to get what they want exactly when they want it — the so-called "now" generation.
Without jumping continents too far, initiatives in the Middle East now exist to try and create 1-million Arab coders.
There are a number of services which already exist to try to connect customers with service providers — likesay Angie's List, Red Beacon, and even, in some cases, TaskRabbit.
Perhaps no better place exists to try community asthma prevention than Maryland.
Preaching a new German gospel How to lose friends A country awaits Shrinking again High-class errand boys ReprintsMr Williamson knows whom he wants to indict for other crimes, but no court yet exists to try them.
"It's like when software companies used to issue press releases about products before they even existed to try and create a brand out of thin air".
Lots of "enterprise" backup software exists to try to protect us from computer failures (hardware, software, and user errors), and a host of "consumer" solutions vie for our consumer dollars; but frankly they all suck.
