Sentence examples for exists instead of from inspiring English sources
"We were hoping that part of this work with them could enhance our platform and build on what already exists, instead of reinventing the wheel".
The latter results (unlike Corollary 4.3 below) do not require upper semi-integrability of (mathop {overline {lim }}_{n uparrowinfty} f_{n}) since they use the upper integral, which always exists, instead of the Lebesgue integral.
Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) of the heterostructure provides the first direct observation that a pristine vertical overlap of MoS2 on graphene exists, instead of previously reported horizontal stitching, and demonstrates full preservation of the van der Waals gap in the overlap region.
Ninety-nine percent of Instagram accounts are used to make reproductions of a world that already exists instead of making work specific to Instagram.
You don't have to like it, but you should at least be glad it exists instead of going "ew yuck, that's the thing with the weed-smoking frat boys and the dreadlocks" every time the subject comes up.
If a 22-year-old out there is vibing on terrible tech-house covers of Pete Yorn's "Strange Condition" (this actually exists) instead of Lit City Trax or whatever, what's the damage that's actually being done?
The difference is that lawyers (one hopes) take facts as they exist instead of inventing them.
Until a compulsory license is issued, the administration is throwing money at a product that does not exist instead of taking real action.
In the novel, Hector's pranks, pratfalls and double takes, his signature gestures, are so vivid that a reader begins to believe that he and his films really exist instead of being creations of Mr. Auster's filmic imagination.
"The reaction is like I'm trying to say that all games are bad, or all games should be taken away, or that these games shouldn't exist, instead of 'Hey, we are complex and intelligent creatures and we can hold multiple ideas in our heads at the same time.' We can be critical of the things that we love.
Why does it anger me that the dry cleaner is closed at lunchtime?" Ms. Barlow wanted to know why, when she asked a salesclerk for gray stockings, the clerk told her "they don't exist" instead of "we don't have any".
