Sentence examples for existed to an from inspiring English sources

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

Specifically to a land that the rest of Ireland has almost forgotten ever existed; to an Arcadia where there is prosperity, jobs, optimism, hope.

A giant phallic lipstick that looked like a warhead, it had been inspired partly by something the philosopher Herbert Marcuse said: that a really subversive modern monument would help bring society as it existed to an end.

The agglomerative tendency itself existed to a marked extent in Roman legal thought about property.

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.

It should be noted that there existed to a certain degree, synergy and collaboration with district level programmes.

Yes, neighbourly or "bloc" voting does exist to an extent, but almost never enough to determine the overall winner.

That already exists to a limited degree on Tribe.net.net

The tradition already exists to a limited degree on Merseyside.

In the UK, this exists to a smaller degree.