Sentence examples for exists to publish from inspiring English sources

A tangible, legible edition of the torture report seemed exactly the kind of thing that the press exists to publish, but how to beat out the competition?

(An opposing lobby, in the U.K., complains about an alleged "war on the motorist"; one Web site exists to publish photographs of automatic speed-detection cameras that have been deliberately set on fire).

In Germany, an obligation exists to publish the data to obtain transparency.

But it's much harder to get that stuff off of services that exist to publish that information.

Another misperception is that no opportunity exists to present or publish research findings in industry.

The Courant's Web site exists clearly to publish information in and about Connecticut, she said.

A further shortcoming was that no established and universal means for scientists and curators existed to link (published) knowledge on moss genes to the digital representations scattered across several databases.

The Times, like other serious news organizations in democracies, exists to ferret out and publish information — most especially information that government, business and other power centers prefer to conceal.

However, no published information exists to date about the correlation of gelsolin with outcome after aneurysmal SAH.

Published literature exists to suggest that transforming group-level mean and standard deviation of VA across different levels of measurement is possible [ 21].

However, No published information exists to date about the association of copeptin with disease outcome and cerebrovasospasm after aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH).