Sentence examples for exists could be from inspiring English sources

Our finding of limited overall household transmission for a novel influenza virus against which little pre-existing immunity exists could be due to the fact that antiviral drugs were given to all household members upon detection of infection.

Hartshorne's dispute with traditional or classical philosophical theism concerns not so much the existence of God, but rather its assumption that the actuality of God (i.e., how God exists) could be described in the same terms as the existence of God.

Modules and coursework are already out, and grade inflation, in so far as it exists, could be eliminated by stamping out competition between exam boards.

Ecologists and land managers are becoming increasingly aware that the landscape context within which a habitat fragment exists could be as important as the habitat fragment itself.

For such deployments a centralized controller exists (could be one of the readers) which can communicate with all the readers using a Local Area Network LANN) technology like Ethernet or Wireless LAN and can also serve as a database or data collection point.

And that is precisely what will happen until Washington understands that that same 21-year-old Iranian (if he actually exists) could be used to hack the power grid, or issue phony security certificates, or infiltrate a bank, or send e-mails to you and me pretending to be the AICPA.

It could be argued that, although erotic use of condoms and other forms of safer sex are infrequent in pornographic media, those that do exist could be among the only existing depictions of erotic safer-sex.

The lawyers suggested that those meals and other payments, if they existed, could be inducements.

When pressed, Barham said the media had exaggerated the level of problem assets and those that existed could be managed".

I was in doubt about whether such a thing as Latin American unity truly could exist, could be thought of or even imagined.

He said that recordings of barking dogs don't make the grade, but a dog who could sing words — should one exist — could be sufficiently annoying.