Sentence examples for existing when from inspiring English sources

Our experience has so formed our habits of expectation that we not only form the conception of those things as existing when they were not being perceived but firmly believe them so to exist.

The comedian, actor and writer has officially endorsed The Book Hive, Norwich's only independent bookshop, as "the kind of place I dreamt of existing when I was growing up".

Here's a summary of their findings from a news release: The research found that tiny fluctuations in speed, always existing when drivers want to keep appropriate headway space, have a cumulative effect.

Kennedy quoted O'Connor's language from Casey, in which she defined an "undue burden" as existing when the "purpose or effect [of the regulation] is to place a substantial obstacle in the path of a woman seeking an abortion before the fetus attains viability".

"The challenges in this air campaign will be to achieve certain military and psychological effects at the outset, but have as much of the infrastructure existing when it's over," said Gen. Ronald R. Fogleman, a former Air Force chief of staff who is a member of the Defense Policy Board, a panel that advises Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld.

In all of these sensations the object appears to be actually present and existing, when it is not.

The return of S.R.O.'s also magnified existing worries when the economy turned down.

The Swiss Banking Association meanwhile said that banks "must always respect existing laws when carrying out their activities".

Moreover, he says, there is no existing playbook when it comes to restructuring these obligations.

The Times sacrificed no existing resources when it decided to enlarge DealBook, Mr. Ingrassia emphasized.

In addition, Novation said it would solicit new bids for existing contracts when better medical products become available.