Sentence examples for exist with the new from inspiring English sources

The means for a debate already exist with the new communications legislation.

And then there's the question of whether DACA will even exist with the new administration.

A concurrent use application may be filed with respect to a trademark which is already registered or otherwise in use by another party, but may be allowed to go forward based on the assertion that the existing use can co-exist with the new registration without causing consumer confusion.

And with the right system in place for tracking hours, say some workplace experts, there's no reason flexible policies or telecommuting can't co-exist with the new regulation.

But he is prepared to co-exist with the new high-end hobbyist attention, if it revives interest in his craft.

The huge success of this scandalous creation was a fusion of erotic art – which has always existed – with the new invention of printing.

The City Council's decision comes after an arborist supported the recommendation from parks and recreation officials that the decades-old trees could co-exist with the new track with additional pruning and trimming.

Differences exist with the three new oral anticoagulants, with varying licences, different pharmacodynamic targets and a variable pharmacokinetic clearance from the kidneys (Table  6).

New technologic possibilities exist with the escalating advancements of microfluidic technologies.

As far as the existing e-ink-based Kindles, all I've heard is that they'll continue to co-exist with this new tablet (though the DX may or may not stick around).

"It introduces a new dynamic and language that doesn't exist with the others".