Sentence examples for existed by a from inspiring English sources

The notion that algorithms are better at this stuff than people are was popularized before Facebook even existed — by a tech company with its own big ambitions.

"He first discovered he existed by a blood print on a wall, or a footprint in the mud," the 89-year-old artist says, sitting in the courtyard of his studio in Venice, California.

Clarke saw in Newtonianism a world that could only exist by a free act of God.

Being which differs from itself and exists by a "divergence from itself".

This lattice exists by a standard covering lemma, see Theorem 2.1 in [12], or Proposition 7 in [10] as well.

New York has been deemed too corrupt and decadent to continue to exist by a highly sophisticated terrorist network.

These were absorbed or pushed southwards, where residual groups still exist, by a massive influx of Bantu people who came from the north and east.

"I have had to put up with a hostile work environment for years, and now I'm told that it doesn't exist by a man who doesn't have to walk these halls every day?

In this area of the criminal law the defense of "loss of control" can be raised against the charge of murder where a "qualifying trigger," is present, namely where "circumstances of an extremely grave character" and a "justifiable sense of being seriously wronged" are seen to exist by a jury.

A patriarchal culture is often said to exist by a pattern of 'male dominance', and, as an institution, medicine has long been dominated by men.

The aim of this study was to examine whether other factors exist by an epidemiologic case control approach.