Sentence examples for existed with the from inspiring English sources

What faults may have existed with the object in question?

The arrangement partly mimics one that existed with the television industry.

"All the problems [for charities] that existed with the lobbying bill are still there.

It was actually trying to solve a couple of problems that existed with the Wrath raiding locks.

Theological reflection told them that if this worship was legitimate, he must have existed with the Father "before all ages".

The huge success of this scandalous creation was a fusion of erotic art – which has always existed – with the new invention of printing.

Thus, the existence of facts co-existed with the results of science.

But it co-existed with the riff, a torrential thesaurus, a kind of dramatic Tourette's.

Over the years, the butchers and packers co-existed with the other elements seduced by the charms of the seedy, anonymous, rough-and-tumble life that thrived under cover of darkness near the waterfront.

The music of that year co-existed with the move towards greater social freedom, whether in the liberalising legislation of the UK's Labour government or the various US liberation movements, civil rights groups like the SNCC and the SCLC, the National Organisation of Women, homophile groups like the Daughters of Bilitis, Vanguard or the Mattachine Society.

Few Stags exist with the original engines.