Sentence examples for existence of many of from inspiring English sources
Global climate change is threatening the very existence of many of the islands.
The increases highlight the hand-to-mouth existence of many of the nation's smaller and less well-known institutions.
Both corals and algae depend on sunlight for photosynthesis, and the study attributed the existence of many of the deep reef habitats to exceptionally clear water.
And we owe the continued existence of many of these artifacts to one thing, principally: Hemingway was a bona fide clutterbug.
So there was dismay when Northern Ireland's tourism minister announced earlier this month that a fund used to kickstart local community events was to be cancelled, throwing the existence of many of the 65 events and community festivals affected into question overnight.
According to the nonidentity problem, historic injustices – including, e.g., U.S. slavery and the Holocaust – lead to the very existence of many of the persons whom they have also caused to suffer in various ways.
Last month's Panorama programme about working practices at online retailer Amazon encapsulated the helpless, dehumanised existence of many thousands of workers in contemporary Britain.
But scientists have now identified and measured four previously unknown compounds and warned of the existence of many more.
The large number and array of different functional groups on the SnC2O4 surfaces (e.g., oxygenic and carbonyl) implied the existence of many types of adsorbent solute interaction.
The existence of many scales of chaotic motion makes turbulent flow phenomena very complex and difficult to predict, even for the most basic situations.
