Sentence examples for exists to cross from inspiring English sources
This is not shown in Figure 3, but exists to cross the M-clock/L-clock domain boundary.
One particular find hints at how boundaries in Norse belief existed to be crossed as well as respected.
If Nelson has anything that might be described as a musical philosophy, it is that genre boundaries exist to be crossed.
On this visit, he told Newsnight that to argue that Israel should not exist is to cross the line from anti-Zionism into antisemitism, because no one "ever said after Hitler that Germany should cease to exist, or after Stalin that there should be no Russia".
The party exists to recruit, support and cross-endorse those candidates, usually Democrats, who share its values — principles lost to the long reign of neo-liberalism.
If they do, what body exists to monitor all of this cross-border financing?
Both academicians and practitioners agree that there exists a critical threshold to cross for an innovative new product to be able to achieve ultimate market penetration.
It just wasn't something that [widely] existed: civilians dying trying to cross a border.
Belichick surely knows the rule: that a field goal try that passes above the upright cannot be reviewed because the technology does not exist to tell if the ball crossed the imaginary plane of the upright.
This suggests that alternative factors contribute to CRC and that underlying levels of regulation exist to control the complex cross-talk between different signal transduction pathways.
What followed was the nadir of a program that once actually offered something useful under the stewardship of Simon O'Donnell, but now seems to exist solely to cross-promote Nine's commercial interests and provide a vehicle for its commentary team to talk about themselves a bit more.
