Sentence examples similar to existing on something from inspiring English sources
They iterate on existing ones.
By diachronic identity we mean an identity holding between something existing at one time and something existing at another.
As far as derivatives go, there's a risk of Berkshire's being forced to post billions in collateral on existing trades — something that they were devised to avoid and that Mr. Buffett's crew has lobbied against.
Despite this there has been a shift in government policy recently away from promoting tree planting as a tool in improving our quality of life and instead focusing on managing existing woodland, something we are also failing at, as the loss of ancient woodland shows.
For this reason, it is mounting fibre-optic cables straight onto the chips that direct the traffic between a supercomputer's multiple processors.The idea of using similar optical interconnects between a computer's various components is, based on existing technology, not something that is about to appear in humble home or office PCs any time soon.
I didn't know why I was telling my story; especially a story based on the shame of merely existing -- but something inside me was unstoppable.
No construction on the St. Albans store has begun yet, but opponents say the new store will only detract from existing jobs, something Governor Shumlin apparently never learned.
These companies tried to create their own brick structures for Germany, only to find that most drug companies wanted either IMS Health's existing structure or something based directly on it.
Data are by definition based on something existing in the past and therefore not always a reliable basis for making predictions for something new in the future.
Consider sconces, or replace existing fixtures with something more complementary.
