Sentence examples for existence only with from inspiring English sources

Crusades could come into existence only with papal approval, and Pope Innocent III (1198 1216) never summoned it.

Our decisions may affect their existence only with respect to their survival; their number only with respect to how many survive; their identity only in the sense that we might be in a position to change their conditions of life, character, and self-understanding.

One might see Hobbes as thinking that these things could be said with controversy, but God's existence only denied with genuine danger.

The country came into existence only in 1912 with the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire.

The European Cup had been in existence only five years - and with this diamond-studded performance on a warm, windblown night in Glasgow's antique and splintery stadium on May 18 1960, Real were winning the trophy, incredibly, for the fifth consecutive time.

Early Christian texts could come into existence only by achieving a relational coexistence with other, previously existing, non-Christian texts within a shared associative discursive series.

He had Down's syndrome, was placed in an institution at birth, and his existence only came to public attention two years ago with a story in Vanity Fair Guilt cuts a great swathe through Miller's work, and although she quite rightly resists any direct autobiographical reading from it, there are persistent themes that bubble up.

Another example is OR10AB1P, with evidence of existence only at the transcript level according to Uniprot.

Other examples include CASQ2, responsible for the internal calcium store in muscle [ 26], HRC, implicated in regulation of calcium sequestration and release [ 27], and the calcium transport regulating protein SRL, with evidence of existence only at the transcript level according to Uniprot.

Empty space constantly bubbles with elementary particles that come into existence only to disappear moments later.

His health had begun to give way, and it was a lonely existence, with only a few trips to break the monotony.