Sentence examples for exists means from inspiring English sources

"Knowing that it exists means you can make the best out of what you have.

Of course there exists means of protection, but there is no 100% guarantee that they will work.

"The idea that people look at their holdings in such a way that that kind of volume exists means that to a great extent, it's a casino game," he said.

Not only has the Commonwealth long since ceased to have any political meaning, what Gerhard Schröder called "the special relationship so special that only the English know it exists" means nothing to Americans even when they pay polite lip service to it.

"The idea that people look at their holdings in such a way that that kind of volume exists means that to a great extent, it's a casino game," said Mr. Buffett, who was in town to discuss a new book about his career, "Tap Dancing to Work," by Carol Loomis of Fortune magazine.

But the fact that Trillian even exists means there's a vacuum to be filled.

A strategic bias where mothers would underestimate their true WTP would, to the extent that it exists, mean an underestimation of the elicited WTP in this study.

Though readying a vaccine makes good sense, stockpiling a vaccine or antiviral drugs for a problem that doesn't yet exist means potentially wasting millions of dollars on perishable products.

Google Maps and Costa Rica may protest all they want: the mere fact that it once existed means that the faulty border will live on, at least on Nicaraguan maps.

"Just the fact that those [aggregation] businesses exist means there are too many" independent sites.

Questions of this form presuppose that we already know what 'to exist' means.