Sentence examples for exists has been from inspiring English sources

The idea that invisible dark matter exists has been around since the 1930s.

What little reliable documentation exists has been summarized by Ronald G. Pisano in a catalogue essay that sheds considerable light on Hubbard's life and career.

Unfortunately, the nice idea that a less expensive but still credible alternative to the Trident system exists has been tested to destruction on numerous occasions.

Modern punk, in so much as such a thing still exists, has been ossified in tight T-shirts and shellacked hair; it owes only a little to its forebears.

Their goal, the activists say, is to make common cause with parents at struggling schools, with populations that are more likely to be black and Hispanic and poor, and where any opposition to standardized testing — if it exists — has been far less vocal.

Whether or not the sub-species exists has been a debate among walrus experts for many years.

The causeway between Benfleet and Canvey Island no longer exists, having been replaced by a bridge.

Satellite images show that many of those villages no longer exists, having been burnt to the ground.

The plants were not built and the company itself no longer exists, having been mortally wounded by its effort to build another reactor, Shoreham.

■ So far, the names of more than 500 athletes on whom firm evidence of doping exists have been turned over to their relevant sports organizations.

In Hundhausen's case, however, there is no significant estate in Germany, and only fragments of what exists have been published.