Sentence examples for exists directly from inspiring English sources

Because no state case law exists directly on the topic, Mr. Lieberman is hoping to settle the issue out of court.

Unfortunately, no station exists directly around the landslide.

Acting as a rite of passage, as a journey from one sacred space to another, visitors well make their way into what is called the Deadhouse, an underground catacomb which exists directly below the famous Somerset House courtyard.

This results are consistent with the observations that a well-known substantial nucleosome-free region (NFR) exists directly upstream of the TSS [ 1], and TFBSs tend to reside in regions depleted of nucleosomes [ 5, 19].

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The greatest danger exists directly outside buildings, at exits, and alongside exterior walls.

While no documents or evidence exist directly demonstrating Clinton was personally aware of embassy requests for increased security, or deliberately failed to act, conservatives' main argument has been, to use Clinton's own phrase: "What difference does it make?" After all, as Secretary of State, the buck stops with her.

Apple and Google have agreed to dismiss all the current lawsuits that exist directly between the two companies.

Data for inclined surfaces exist directly for a limited number of local meteorological stations and are incorporated into the "reference data" constructed for the purpose of engineering applications in building construction.

No data exist directly documenting the influence of colony size on growth rate for microscopic, colonial organisms.

The power of CNA is its ability to detect novel master upstream regulators that operate though other regulators, especially in cases where few or no relationships exist directly between it and the dataset genes.