Sentence examples for existence for good from inspiring English sources

Nobody believes in his real existence, for good reason: He exists only for the duration of God's Tea Party.

In fact, it instils the idea that a wealthy and healthy society cannot avoid condemning one of its babies to be segregated and isolated in a "broom closet" and, hence, ignoring his/her existence for the good of a community (Povinelli 2011).

In this sense, the critic is not a parasite but, potentially, someone who is responsible in part for the existence of good writing in his own time and afterward.

Whether or not one takes the argument in question to be completely persuasive, it suggests that there is nothing in principle impossible about the existence of good arguments for true contradictions.

The existence of good experimental data for turbulent premixed flames is of interest for the development and validation of numerical models.

8 9 Consumption of benzodiazepines is often chronic, 2 10 and many people take them for years despite the existence of good practice guidelines suggesting that the duration should be limited to a few weeks. 1 10 11 12 The short term effects of benzodiazepines on cognition are well known.

It was not unusual for the respondents to associate perceived existence of good soils with forage availability.

This ensures the existence of good chromosomes in each generation even if low quality chromosomes emerge for one reason or another.

The absolute absence of scientific evidence for his existence is good enough for rationalists to conclude that he does not exist.

How do they think their father would feel now about the building, whose permanence is assured, but whose existence will soon change for good, becoming both more historically fixed and more public?

The historically created anxiety about continued existence is not always a force for good: Israeli destructiveness hurts others and contradicts the state's sense of moral purpose.