Sentence examples for existent by from inspiring English sources

In the theoretical kind we suppose the thing sought as being and as being true, and then we pass through its concomitants [akolouthôn] in order, as though they were true and existent by hypothesis, to something admitted; then, if that which is admitted be true, the thing sought is true, too, and the proof will be the reverse of analysis.

Their description summarizes the installation in its final sentence, stating, "At stake is the possibility of rediscovering beauty in the existent by means of a sensorial yet informed re-reading".

Our analyses also showed that for all lung cancer, risk increased with increasing tar level and with increasing fraction smoked (or equivalently short butt length), data here being more limited and non existent by histological type.

Its internal party democracy was exposed as non-existent by the "coronation" of Brown.

But further out, polling is thin for South Carolina and Nevada and reliable indicators virtually non-existent by the time Super Tuesday's 12 states are reached on 1 March.

Simons makes this type of qualification by focusing on concrete entities, hence excluding necessary existents by definition; he also excludes self-dependence.

He argues that the key properties of tashkik are difference between existents 'by precedence and priority' (al-awlawiyya wa-l-awwaliyya), and 'by being more prior and more intense' (al-aqdamiyya wa-l-ashaddiyya) (Mulla Sadra 2001-5, I: 42-3).

Their policing of City Hall Square in the days running up to the final was described as "non-existent" by Dineen.

While tracking west, deep convection diminished and was nearly non-existent by August 31, though the cloud pattern began re-developing on September 3.

The absolution of the designers for the declarations related to their individual earnings is at the same time blatant and dramatic, because, notwithstanding the same fact was ruled as non-existent by today's Court, the Internal Revenue Service might proceed with their operations against them, fining them for the excessive and surreal amount of money of more than 400 million Euros.

Payments at government health clinics for free services were nearly non-existent by 2007, an indication that corruption in the form of unofficial payments is no longer an issue.