Sentence examples for existed to a from inspiring English sources

One need only compare a movie made long before computer graphics existed to a modern counterpart to see how right he is.

DUBLIN — The Irish government proposed legislation late Tuesday night that, if approved as expected, would allow abortions in cases where a threat existed to a woman's life, including from suicide.

DUBLIN — The Catholic Church in Ireland on Friday condemned the government's abortion legislation, which would permit abortions in cases where a threat existed to a woman's life, including from suicide.

Most foreign of all to Western thinking is that of those peoples whose marriage ceremony involves the bride having coitus with someone other than the groom, yet it is to be recalled that this practice existed to a limited extent in medieval Europe as jus primae noctis, the right of the lord to the bride of one of his subjects.

Surveying all that existed to a boy less than four.

This cooperation, which had existed to a lesser extent during the early 1930s, intensified after the Anschluss in 1938.

Kremer credits the Tea Party's racial problems, to the extent that she would agree they existed, to an unwelcome "fringe".

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The tradition already exists to a limited degree on Merseyside.

In the UK, this exists to a smaller degree.

"The potential for mischief would exist to a far greater degree than in the automated count," Mr. Baker said.