Sentence examples for existence be it from inspiring English sources

His existence, his town's existence and all of far-flung suburbia's existence, be it in Los Angeles, Paris, Dallas or Tokyo, owes its life to vast fields in places like the Middle East, the North Sea and the Gulf of Mexico.

Son said his haste is partly down to a belief that superintelligent AIs can be used for "the goodness of humanity", going on to suggest that only AI has the potential to address some of the greatest threats to humankind's continued existence — be it climate change or nuclear annihilation.

For every person you've exchanged eye contact with, you have made a contribution to their existence, be it significant or not.

It's one thing to empathise with the people you see in the society pages of whatever paper you read, but it goes without saying that you can never truly understand an existence – be it the life of a someone earning less than the UK living wage, or the CFO of an international media conglomerate – until you've lived it yourself.

I would have assumed that Mr. Holder was unaware of our existence were it not for the two emails he sent to black staff attorneys.

Strong evidence from qualitative data in Morocco suggested that obesity was not recognized as a public health problem, and when its existence was acknowledged, it was not seen as a priority, for society or for public health.

But as Locke himself acknowledges elsewhere in the Essay, no object can have two beginnings of existence — that is, it cannot come into existence at two distinct times.

A simple truth of human existence is that it is vastly easier to amplify fear than it is to assuage it.

"It's a pretty bleak existence, isn't it?

She had staked her claim to a separate existence, was pursuing it honestly and single-mindedly.

Once existence is established, it is natural to consider the characterization of the equilibrium set.