Sentence examples for exists for it from inspiring English sources

If so, the potential exists for it not only to pursue its invading pest host, but also (as M. stigmatizans has done) to shift to non-target hosts and disperse much more widely in the Western Palaearctic.

Given that SAT is NP-complete (Cook 1971) it is very unlikely that a polynomial algorithm exists for it; however, this does not preclude the existence of sufficiently efficient algorithms for particular cases of SAT problems.

As that which makes the world intelligible, God relates to the ground in such a way that the 'real', which takes the form of material nature, is 'in God' but "is not God seen absolutely, i.e. insofar as He exists; for it is only the ground of His existence, it is nature in God; an essence which is inseparable from God, but different from Him" (SW I/7, p. 358).

There's an irreducible element of music that connects metal, industrial music, power electronics and classical minimalism, and no word exists for it.

The disease control agency said it did not advise doctors to use blood tests to screen pregnant women for West Nile virus, in part because no specific treatment exists for it.

During her only press questioning after her only leadership campaign speech she appeared to drop this hardline stance but was in fact careful only to say that "no parliamentary majority exists for it".

They wouldn't even exist, for it was only after al-Azhar forfeited its historical role that all these groups began popping up to fill the void.

But on actualist representationism, no possible world contains a representation which says that something does not exist, for it is contradictory provided that 'something' means "some existing thing".

"Product management is a core function in every technology organization, but few dedicated tools exist for it," said Fushman, in a statement. .

Although self-pruning has been described as playing an important role in development process in several woody species, no satisfactory adaptive or evolutionary explanations exist for it [ 3].

The largest difference exists for « it means that it is serious» (46,8%; p = 0,000), the smallest for « there is a risk of somnolence or sedation» (13%; p = 0,002).