Sentence examples for existence of very from inspiring English sources

"He lives the existence of very simple things," he said.

For a while, experts hoped measurement differences might explain it away: unlike some European countries, the United States counts the fleeting existence of very premature babies as live births.

"The AFL, followers of the AFL competition and the public at large are all aware of the existence of very serious issues surrounding adherence to anti-doping rules by [Essendon]," Asada says in its defence document filed with the federal court.

Should we totally deny the quality and safety of Chinese products because of what very few people did and the existence of very few products?" The next day, a government survey was released showing that nearly 20percentt of consumer goods on sale in China were substandard.

In urban environments, the complexity becomes higher due to the existence of very quick-response runoff.

The minor improvement in stand 3 may be related to the existence of very large aspens.

It was self-serving bollocks that was a (well intentioned) attempt at justifying the existence of some very, very, very horrible music.

Suddenly one scents the existence of that very rare thing, a universal cultural signifier.

They overburden our schools and hospitals, and endanger the continued existence of those very institutions by their large numbers.

The report collected testimony from Australia, Canada and New Zealand which verifies the existence of a "very close alliance," he added.

The complexity of Spanish political life since the transition to democracy lies in the existence of a very large number of minor political parties.