Sentence examples for exists specifically to from inspiring English sources
And yet proponents of an Orwellian movement that they call "science-based medicine" exists specifically to deny the existence of just about anything that is not already proven and to denounce it as "antiscience".
It exists specifically to constrain cities and to prevent towns from merging together.
Plinky.com, which officially went online in January, exists specifically to offer what it calls prompts, meant to inspire interesting thoughts to share with the world.
But you do not mention the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS; see ioc.unesco.org/goos), which already exists specifically to take up this challenge.
He bashed out a hasty thank-you note and then forwarded the link to another supporter — this one in Britain — who runs "The Jonathan Coulton Project," a Web site that exists specifically to archive his fan-made music videos.
And they are different again from the owner of the Guardian/Observer, the Scott Trust, which exists specifically to safeguard the papers' journalistic freedom and liberal values "free from commercial or political interference".
If your only information about female people came from Berlusconi's channels, you would likely conclude that they exist specifically to be sexually humiliated in public.
The invention of Twitter or Instagram just means such people can now reach the public directly, so their comments aren't filtered through the many layers of people who exist specifically to stop exactly this sort of thing from happening.
Antes exist specifically to discourage inactivity (particularly among those with less-than-stellar hands) by immediately establishing a high reward for the winner and essentially charging a fee for the tight player's patient folding.
Some clubs existed specifically to serve local pits and factories: hundreds of pints of beer would be lined up, ready for when the workers came off their shifts.Changing timesIn many areas, those jobs have now disappeared.
Photograph by Eric Feferberg/AFP/Getty Images As I argued in The New Yorker in June, if the only information you received about female human beings came from Silvio Berlusconi's Italian television networks (and the Prime Minister has a near monopoly of the medium in his country), you would probably conclude that women exist specifically to be sexually humiliated in public.
