Sentence examples for existence could be a from inspiring English sources
In fact, if Impress gets its charter recognition, then the Mail, in company with other Ipso publishers, fears that David's very existence could be a potent threat to Goliath.
That jibes with the earlier idea of Cohen as an arched-eyebrow hipster dispensing darkly humorous, often willfully obscure bons mots — a spiritual godfather to someone like Father John Misty, whose entire existence could be a performance of the front cover of Cohen's album "Death of a Ladies' Man".
GENEVA, September 2003 - UNICEF has launched an emergency vaccination campaign against hepatitis B for two ethnic groups in a remote region of the Peruvian Amazon, whose existence could be threatened by a prolonged outbreak of the disease.
UNICEF launches emergency vaccination campaign against hepatitis B in Peru GENEVA, September 2003 - UNICEF has launched an emergency vaccination campaign against hepatitis B for two ethnic groups in a remote region of the Peruvian Amazon, whose existence could be threatened by a prolonged outbreak of the disease.
I didn't agree with this, imagining all the things you could do with money beyond a chest freezer and a shed to put this chest freezer in, beyond a garden to put the shed in, beyond a house, on and on working backwards until your entire existence could be traced to a lowly impulse you had in the freezer section of Currys.
Its existence could be regarded as a matter of courtesy between the three parts of Parliament.
Nambu showed that the nature of pions, and indeed their very existence, could be explained as a consequence of spontaneous symmetry breaking.
America's patent office is mulling whether to propose a new class of "economically sensitive" patents whose existence could be kept secret until a patent is granted (a process that typically takes over three years), to avoid giving thieves a head start.
Otmar Issing, the influential former chief economist of the European Central Bank, warns that the common currency's existence could be threatened unless member countries find a way to impose tougher spending curbs on one another.
But that brief taste of genuine positive reciprocity was revelatory of what an authentic social existence could be.
