Sentence examples for exists from the from inspiring English sources

From the employers' perspective, a shortage of workers exists; from the job-market perspective, the existence of a shortage could be questioned because the jobs are filled.

"That's what we like to present to summer audiences: counterprogramming to what exists from the major studios".

Like McTeer, Morahan presents us with a Nora who exists from the start in a state of barely controlled hysteria.

Evidence of a group of professional female singers performing together in Ferrara exists from the early 1570s.

He said: "Authority to use force against Iraq exists from the combined effect of resolutions 678, 687 and 1441.

"Given the last few days and Art's desire to stay in Oakland, that opportunity no longer exists from the A's standpoint," Beane said.

Unlike most directors, Lee includes the composer in the process from the start, often before a script even exists — "from the inception of ideas," as he puts it.

The movement he led was small and composed almost entirely of Catholics who followed centuries of church teaching that the soul exists from the moment of conception.

Furthermore, an expanding range of active inks exists from the printed electronics industry which can potentially be applied to create many types of smart fabric.

We have been trained to believe that a business story only exists from the top down – and through that lens, there are few things as dynamic and newsworthy as an IPO.

Some of the debris, Mr. Scherr said, "represents a fabric that exists from the site that can speak to us from the site" and could be used in a future memorial.