Sentence examples for existing would from inspiring English sources

We all have a sense of what really living, and not just existing, would be.

Note, that volatiles – if existing – would affect the outcome by influencing all units across a microclimate.

Tokyo's evaluation noted the low public support and found that some sites that the city had listed as existing would require extensive construction.

Because if B was just another word for, another way of talking about, A, then to imagine A existing but B not existing would be imagining A existing but — well, B is just A — A not existing.

She describes being so wowed by male writers that they could do no wrong in her eyes; such men were, after all, perhaps able "to write the novel that by existing would justify the human endeavor, an endeavor so clearly in need of justification".

Who? Who could have seen that a good ol' boy who said on Fox News that "I don't believe in the United States government as even existing" would actually turn out to be seditious?

No nimby issues would arise because existing sites would be used.

No new taxes would be introduced and no existing taxes would be raised, the government said.

Under the plan, existing shares would be canceled and stock owners would receive no compensation.

Existing buildings would be joined and a new performance space, cafe and shop would be created.

Existing subsidies would be honored.