Sentence examples for exists in such a way from inspiring English sources

The self-ascription either precipitates a change or buttresses what already exists in such a way as to make the self-ascription accurate.

Yet, urban agriculture in Delhi exists in such a way that it is both intensively practiced and decidedly irrelevant.

Obviously languages are disappearing; the world will no longer exist in such a way that people can remain isolated.

Racism is fucking awful, and it's even more awful that it exists in such a widespread way throughout European soccer.

I feel really naïve now—I didn't really think racism existed in such a blatant way anymore".

The function c is locally bounded from above, there exists (lambda=lambda alpha)>0) in such a way that (beta=sup([alpha,alpha+lambda])< infty) and there exists (nu=nu(beta)>0) with (H t,s lenu) for each (s,tin[0,beta]).

But a standard view is that the laws governing such forces are not metaphysically necessary.[6] And on that assumption it is natural to conclude that there are metaphysically possible worlds in which any repulsive forces that exist can be overridden in such a way as to allow material objects to interpenetrate (for more this, see Zimmerman 1996a and Sider 2000).

What sort of evidence could exist in such a case?

We exist in such a pitiful dichotomy in this country.

If any particular finite mode in the collection is to exist necessarily, it must be conceived in such a way that it too follows from something absolutely necessary.

This was particularly objectionable to mathematicians of a "constructive" bent such as the so-called French Empiricists Baire, Borel and Lebesgue, for whom a mathematical object could be asserted to exist only if it can be defined in such a way as to characterize it uniquely.