Sentence examples for existence normally from inspiring English sources
This is how organisations become inundated with administrators, and sooner or later all these managers need to justify their existence, normally by creating extra work somewhere else in the organisation.
While the existence of normally hyperbolic invariant tori which are infinite dimensional in both tangent and normal directions for (1.1) can be showed via KAM theory in this paper.
Esther thinks of "the fat people waiting at bus stops" and how "the dimness of their existence would normally frighten her, as if their dour-seeming lives were contagious, but she was open to another perspective now".
I don't believe we have a moral obligation to actively provide animals with pleasure (except when we keep them captive), but we err when we deliberately deprive them of opportunities to pursue the rewards that a natural existence would normally provide them.
To summarize, our current findings demonstrate the existence of a normally inactive dorsal horn circuit that produces dynamic mechanical allodynia when disinhibited.
I took hold and tried to lead a normal existence of being around and communicating with others, normally, with all the confusion, complications and responsibilities of life.
But the current violence has put an end to Ghazaliya's normally quiet existence.
Normally, the existence of high levels of pollutants such as ammonia in landfill leachate over a long period of time leads to a motivated algal growth, decreased performance of biological treatment systems, accelerated eutrophication, promoted dissolved oxygen depletion, and increased toxicity of living organisms in water bodies (Aziz et al. 2010).
It was a very different existence from the closeted upbringing normally led by young Saudi royals.
In general, one might be worried (for good reason) about Schnorr's operationalist idea that a non-random sequence must be one that can be effectively determined to be non-random: we don't normally take the existence of good evidence for a property to be equivalent to the presence of the property.
