Sentence examples for existing by from inspiring English sources

He infers from this that substances cannot be caused to exist or be prevented from existing by any other substance (Ip6).

Who are officially recognised as existing by their governments.

Delany simply refused to "be reconciled to live among" whites, "subservient to their will — existing by mere sufferance, as we, the colored people, do, in this country".

The album sparked such interest that Marcus decided to get round the problem of its not actually existing by hiring a skiffle band and recording and releasing it himself.

But as soon as fashion adopts its latest find, this is transformed into fashion's creature, existing by the grace of fashionable attention, and drained of the qualities that proved so fatally attractive in the first place.

Aristotle (384 322 bce) held that what was "just by nature" was not always the same as what was "just by law," that there was a natural justice valid everywhere with the same force and "not existing by people's thinking this or that," and that appeal could be made to it from positive law.

Probably due to the better socioeconomic conditions and associated status of the urban livestock keepers, the city council of Dar es Salaam was lax in enforcing the existing by-laws prohibiting/limiting livestock keeping in town (Mlozi 1997).

A heartrending, tumbling piano motif by composer Max Richter – augmented by existing tunes by the likes of James Blake – adds to the unease.

Some are "retrofit" communities, in which existing side-by-side homes are purchased and then converted.

There was a mix of cultures existing side-by-side and not always comfortably.

By knowing them, by existing with them, and by seeing their success, I got to be near it.