Sentence examples for exists getting used from inspiring English sources

When someone close to you gets dementia, you are forced to resign yourself to the plain fact of degeneration – that it is a terrible thing to "just get used to" but – as no cure currently exists – getting used to it is all you can do to avoid getting sucked into an existential thought-vortex concerning the cruelty, fragility and ultimate futility of human life.

When someone close to you gets dementia, you are forced to resign yourself to the plain fact of degeneration; it is a terrible thing to "just get used to," but currently no cure exists, so getting used to it is all you can do if you'd rather not get sucked into an existential thought vortex concerning the cruelty, fragility, and ultimate futility of human life.

T9 rules in Europe and the iPhone will take some getting used to for kids who can T9 faster than they can speak (yes, they do exist ).

The batteries get deployed initially, for other reasons such as peak shaving, backup, and frequency stabilization, but the way the market works means they'll get massively overdeployed, and once they exist they will get used for nighttime storage "for free".

*--* Rank Team (rec). Comments 1 CONNECTICUT (2-0) Emeka Okafor reminds us true student-athletes exist. 2 DUKE (0-0) Get used to the name of freshman Luol Deng. 3 MICHIGAN STATE (0-0) It's time Tom Izzo got back to the Final Four. 4 MISSOURI (0-0) Rickey Paulding, Arthur Johnson -- and no more Rickey Clemons. 5 SYRACUSE (0-0) Even without Carmelo Anthony, defending champions are pretty good.

A Training mode exists to help new players get used to the game, using wooden target dummies for practice and to introduce them to concepts of the multiplayer modes.

It just exists, gets on with it.

If the problem still exists, get creative.

Newspapers had better get used to a world where links exist and can whisk readers away as quickly as they bring them.

In Europe it's difficult to get used to the fact that Europe really doesn't exist.

In many ways, we've gotten used to the pace of work and communication that didn't exist less than a decade ago.