Sentence examples for existed to make a from inspiring English sources

In fact, no editing software existed to make a sufficiently fast-paced result, so Arcangel compiled the code himself.

So if the technology had existed to make a Fantastic Four movie in 1966 it would have been amazing, because you had Kennedy and the space race and all of that.

I joined the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in 1980 – long before Twitter existed to make an idea of mine viral.

After all, unions exist to make a deal.

In a speech a few years ago, Ms. Packard Orr quoted her father as explaining, "Hewlett-Packard does not exist to make a profit, it exists to make a contribution".

"So rather than operate in a moralistic framework, we'll use the economy as it exists to make a difference".

Previously only a cartoon version was made, because the technology didn't yet exist to make a realistic live-action film".

While companies do exist to make a profit, the theory behind free market capitalism is that profits trickle down to the whole of society.

Several characters, for example, exist to make a single point, that most people succumb to a fateful flaw: J. B. Feller Richard Riehlee), a successful local businessman who invests in David's future, undermines his wish for a son with his drinking.

As much as her novels underscore the hazards of parental shortcomings, at a certain level they seem to exist to make a mockery of the cherished idea that we ought not to have any.

At the other extreme is what Mr. Green calls "exploitationville," a company-created town that operates on the logic that "business exists to make a profit, not to coddle employees".