Sentence examples for exists is not from inspiring English sources
The country that exists is not on the right track.
The fact that the unit exists is not to say that anything actually does happen.
The national HIV programme that exists is not as comprehensive as it should be.
Heritage implies great age, and the mosque, as it now exists, is not ancient.
Cautionary labeling, when it exists, is not always obvious to consumers.
Obesity and asthma have also been linked in some studies, but the link, if it exists, is not understood.
The fact that large-scale corruption exists is not in dispute; in many foreign markets it is clearly "caveat emptor".
The risk of "going it alone", if you believe it exists, is not the looming shadow it was in 1975.
When a proposition correctly characterizes a world story w, whether or not it is included in w, Adams says that the proposition is true at w. Every proposition that is true in w is therefore true at it as well; for if [a exists] is not true in w, then [a does not exist], and everything it entails, is true at w.
I say "apparently" because 1) I want to give Blumenauer the benefit of the doubt -- he has been a strong advocate of diplomacy in general (one of the first Members of Congress to pledge to skip Netanyahu's anti-diplomacy speech to Congress, for example) and 2) the public reporting on this issue -- which barely exists -- is not very good so far, as you will see below.
According to Russell, to say that something with stated properties whether it be a triangle, defined as a three-sided plane figure, or God, defined as an unsurpassably perfect being exists is not to attribute to it a further property, namely existence, but to assert that the concept is instantiated that there actually are instances of that concept.
