Sentence examples for existence none of from inspiring English sources

Today, there are only a couple of Howard Johnson's restaurants in existence, none of them in Massachusetts, and the logo lives on only as part of a budget hotel chain.

While there are several candidate technologies in existence, none of them is directly adaptable to MAQRO.

Of the FASB, the report says: "During its three-year existence, none of [the FASB's standards] has seriously threatened the accounting prerogatives of various special-interest groups in the established business community".

Inasmuch as it characterizes the universe as composed of a plurality of individual existences, none of which has any genuine causal efficacy over any other, Leibniz's position shows considerable affinities with Hume's empiricism.

But his Shepherdson, who lives a shadowy loner's existence, has none of the kinky glamour of this actor's greatest villain, Dennis Peck, the fiendish Los Angeles cop from Mike Figgis's Freudian nightmare, "Internal Affairs".

The Fisa court has only released a handful of its secret opinions in its three decades of existence, and none of the "informal communications" that contribute to the modifications cited by Walton, although some tension between court and government can be gleaned through the opinions.

A whole with distinct yet interlinked parts, each necessary for the other's existence and none of more importance than any other; no center, no rank, no privileged perspective.

In a survey of 53 Agta adults, 55%% of respondents were not at all aware of the NSMNP's existence, while none of the respondents were able to elaborate on the park's rules and regulations (Minter 2010 254 5).

This demands that in order to gain entry into B, x must be a member of an existing set A. As one might imagine, this requires a host of additional set-existence axioms, none of which would be required if NC had held up.

It's a very transitory existence, there's none of that stability.

Since the last three imply the existence of the first, none of them are easy for choreographers in the United States to come by.