Sentence examples for exists containing from inspiring English sources

PAGE 13 BOOK REVIEW It is enough, for some of us, simply to know that a new book exists containing previously unpublished work by Kurt Vonnegut.

PAGE 1 BOOK REVIEW 'SLAUGHTERHOUSE-FIVE' Didn't Say It All It is enough, for some of us, simply to know that a new book exists containing previously unpublished work by Kurt Vonnegut.

And, for an arbitrary even cycle Z (if it exists) containing e, we have ϱ ( G σ − V ( Z ) ) < ϱ ( G σ − e ).

Obviously, for each vertex v ∈ N ( u ), we have ϕ ( G σ − u − v, λ 0 i ) = i n − 2 q v, q v > 0. On the other hand, for an arbitrary 2k-cycle Z (if there exists) containing u, we have ( − 1 ) δ ( Z ) = { − 1, if  k  is even ; 1, if  k  is odd.

These findings suggest that in the cells a protein complex exists containing SPT7L, TAF8 and TAF10, but no other TFIID or TFTC specific subunits.

While data on public funding are relatively easily detectable, data on private funds are scattered and no integrated database exists containing all the foundations active in the field.

It always exists, contains the freshest code and has not necessarily been thoroughly tested.

At Prime Minister's Questions, Mr Watson said the evidence  file used to convict Righton "if  it still exists, contains clear intelligence of a widespread paedophile ring".

Petitioner's case turns on the words, 'upon which a creditor of the bankrupt could have obtained a lien * * * whether or not such a creditor actually exists,' contained in § 70, sub.

Finally, for Bolzano, the proposition "A is the cause of B" means that the proposition "A exists" contains the ground of the proposition "B exists".

That prohibition has been overturned by the sale on eBay, of all places, of a so-called book – or what bibliographers call "a ghost"; a non-book that doesn't actually exist – containing the three stories.