Sentence examples for existing at all and from inspiring English sources

Gelfand fears, though, that ectogenesis existing at all, and then becoming more affordable, could pose its own dangers.

If they can't keep people informed when a man has gone out on bail and raped someone, we have to ask ourselves: is there any point in them existing at all?" And that's perhaps where a site such as Court News UK can step in.

"I'm delighted to note that the Government of Zambia has committed itself to addressing gender imbalances existing at all levels and is trying to accord women and men equal rights and opportunities in development.

As initially envisioned, the Hanlon Expressway will be upgraded to a controlled-access highway by removing all existing at-grade intersections and improving the highway to 400-series standards.

Existing AT do not have enough quality to guarantee traceability or be used in HIS improvement.

Any claims to having been harmed in this way therefore come down to a choice between existence with a genetic disorder and not existing at all.

Continuous water-table (WT) measurements from peatlands are scarce and – if existing at all –very short.

The band's latest album, its seventh, "Sweet Heart Sweet Light," is remarkable for being one of its best, and for existing at all.

It really should not be surprising, with this author, that a sentence might begin with a person sitting calmly and end with nothing existing at all.

In fact, in certain extreme environments, such as neutron stars, extreme temperature and pressure prevents atoms from existing at all.

Available estimates on HCV pathologies and the expected epidemiological trend are very limited, if existing at all.