Sentence examples for existed to form from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the interrogation tactics President Bush authorised had historically been defined as torture by international standards, and so, no empirical, peer-reviewed data existed to form the basis of the expert medical opinions offered to the White House.

It is here that the opportunity exists to form an alliance with those campaigning for a public sector NHS, but to do so will require investing in forms of public engagement hitherto unattained.

Each receiver camera robustly matches its own features with the decompressed digest and decides whether sufficient evidence exists to form a vision graph edge.

For a given cluster, several candidate clusters may exist to form different pairwise clusters, if two or more of them have not only the same but the least cluster size.

"The number of days when conditions exist to form tornadoes is expected to increase" as the world warms, he said.

Only lichens, community organisms within which fungi and algae and sometimes bacteria co-exist to form a miniature, self-supporting ecosystem, can take hold.

"Populism is strong in places with weak party systems," he writes, because political parties exist precisely to form governments as well as legitimate oppositions.

If these components did not exist and combine to form Socrates, Socrates would not exist.

When no local group exists, CRS works to form one.

However, few practical measuring instruments exist to assess the form attractiveness of specific products from a consumer perspective.

Make an actual sticker, one that either clings or adheres long term: Printer programs and forms exist to enable you to make your own stickers.