Sentence examples for existed none of from inspiring English sources

As he began researching what online/digital language learning solutions already existed, none of which he found were up to scratch, he reasoned that by subjecting languages to statistical analysis in order to establish frequencies and correlations and by optimising the "memorisation process" it would be possible to drastically reduce the time needed to learn a new language.

Say what you want about Victorian mental asylums; if they still existed, none of us would have to put up with Courtney Love's insufferable lunatic blatherings. .

How would I explain to them that, while leading congressional Democrats and Republicans couldn't say often enough that this country was uniquely greater than any that ever existed, none of them could find the funds ― some $5.6 trillion for starters ― necessary for our roads, dams, bridges, tunnels and other crucial infrastructure?

And while bitcoin competitors exist, none of them are nearly as popular.

While similarities exist, none of the comers can quite match OpenTable.

Although a lot of experimental data on iron/clay interactions already exists, none of it allows the understanding and quantifying of the close interactions between the mineralogical transformations and the iron corrosion process.

Although different mouse and rat models of SpA exist, none of these exactly mimics human disease.

While a number of commercially available anti-inflammatory and antioxidant drugs exist, none of these are free from side effects.

Whilst a slightly larger percentage of the EBP group agreed that practice should change if good quality evidence exists, none of the physical therapists (in either group) disagreed.

[ 1] Although several checklists for the assessment of the quality of studies of diagnostic accuracy exist, none of these have been systematically developed or evaluated, and they differ in terms of the items that they assess.

Thus, although many NGS read preprocessing tools exist, none of them, alone or in combination, could offer the desired flexibility and performance, and most were not designed to work on paired-end data.