Sentence examples for exists are not from inspiring English sources
"The reasons Wonga exists are not funny reasons.
However, the explicit conditions that establish whether a nuisance condition exists are not easily defined.
Obviously, universal propositions, such as "All cats have claws," being only partially supportable by positive instances (one cannot examine every cat that exists), are not conclusively verifiable.
Since many of the utterances of traditional philosophy (especially metaphysical utterances, such as "God exists") are not empirically verifiable even in principle, they are, according to the logical positivists, literally nonsense.
This works, in his view, with what he called ontological relativity, which holds that because our theories of what exists are not sufficiently determined by the experiences that give rise to them, quite different accounts of what there is, each with its own interpretation of the evidence, may be equally in accord with that evidence.
Organizations where such a mentality exists are not fun places and they don't make people feel they do meaningful work.
The reasons why this reciprocal relationship exists aren't entirely clear.
The national HIV programme that exists is not as comprehensive as it should be.
The fact that the unit exists is not to say that anything actually does happen.
Heritage implies great age, and the mosque, as it now exists, is not ancient.
