Sentence examples for exist via from inspiring English sources

Chips, written by teacher Andrew Moffat, uses existing story books as the basis to teach children that LGBT people exist, via acceptance and celebration of difference, and is designed to be woven into literacy or PSHE lessons, rather than standing out on its own ("It's not a big lesson about being gay," says Barry).

One-act operas can seem to exist via reputation and recordings only, with staged presentations few and far between.

Additionally, indirect projections exist via the thalamic intergeniculate leaflet that receives light-sensitive inputs and sends neuropeptide Y projections to the SCN.

Connections from the laboratory to the public of course exist, via, e.g., press relations offices, news on institute web sites, or reception of important findings in newspapers.

That is not to say that profitable opportunities do not exist via alternative differential pricing models using temporal demand forecasts (for example [31, 32]), or alternative cloud brokerage models.

Since these sites are registered and exist via a cloud service provider — such as Edgecast or Amazon Web Services, to name just two — the only way for China's government to block them and ensure that they are inaccessible is to take down the entire network.

The "multi-chapter narrative" that De Botton believes news needs already exists via search engines and hyperlinks embedded in news reports.

In addition, the site employs a "follower" model akin to Twitter or Q&A site Quora, while a real-name policy exists via Facebook signup to promote trust throughout the community, which I think might be a mistake.

Paid family leave exists via a public program in three states, and businesses report that it has benefited them.

All we had was the sting of knowing these things existed (via the telly) without being able to touch them.

Instead, they argue that this layer in fact already exists via economic and social relationships (the definition of a metro area) and governance structures already in use (e.g. metropolitan planning organizations).