Sentence examples for exists have from inspiring English sources

A New Economics Foundation report to be launched at the assembly shows how poor people in France and Germany, where a 20% interest cap exists, have far greater access to bank credit than their British counterparts.

But what I wonder — and God, if He exists, have mercy on Francisco Funes and the mother, too — is if he really knew what he was doing, if it was a matter not so much of bravado but of grief.

Experiments for the situation in which a permeability barrier exists have also been conducted to study the formation process of water film and sand boils.

Also other countries, where no dual citizenship with one of the metropolitan countries in their vicinity exists, have meaningful sections of their population outside their territories.

The first suggestion would normally be rejected as clearly false, but there will come a point along the spectrum illustrated by (i) and (iii) and towards (iii) where the question of whether the hypothesised table would be the same as the one that actually exists have no obvious answer.

The third result supports a scenario in which direct suggestions from neighbors with whom an explicit communication exists have a stronger influencing power than the automated notification system and, in particular, the fourth result suggests that adoption is at least partially triggered by direct recommendations received by earlier adopters.

The icy world, if it exists, has evaded detection because it is so far away.

But the world that exists has not been designed this way.

The causeway between Benfleet and Canvey Island no longer exists, having been replaced by a bridge.

The level playing field, such as it exists, has potholes, mainly stemming from conflicts of interest.

However, the bailout plan no longer exists, having lapsed on 30 June.