Sentence examples for existence of substantial from inspiring English sources

There are also economically important quantities of nickel, phosphates, copper, zinc, lead, titanium, and manganese, and surveys indicate the existence of substantial deposits of uranium and thorium.

It suggests if the trend continues it "runs the risk of perpetuating the existence of substantial numbers of temporary jobs with unsociable hours that are increasingly only attractive to migrant workers".

Nonviolent African opposition to white rule through the adoption of Western-style political organizations and the formation of trade unions was longest and most intense south of the Limpopo, where the existence of substantial Coloured and Indian minorities gave an extra dimension to anticolonialism.

A site tracer experiment revealed the existence of substantial macropore flow.

This verified the existence of substantial amounts of partial coalescence as the fat structuring mechanism.

Second, we demonstrate that this heuristic is able to reveal the existence of substantial regularity in inter-thread memory access patterns.

We found a co-existence of substantial levels of undernutrition, particularly stunting at an early age, with marked levels of overweight/obesity and an elevated risk for metabolic disease in adolescent girls.

An ability to restore a ball shape after a smoke-like penetration through narrow openings and an ability to retain its shape under conditions of strong atmospheric turbulence are evidence of the existence of a substantial surface tension (a mutual attraction between elements of the ball lightning substance);   3.

'For the first time the government has robustly acknowledged the existence of a substantial number of gay people in modern Britain.

Together, the proof of dominant market share and the existence of a substantial barrier to effective entry create the presumption that Microsoft enjoys monopoly power.

Finally, Descartes' reference to an "I", in the "I think", is not intended to presuppose the existence of a substantial self.