Sentence examples for exists to report from inspiring English sources

In contrast, if Saab no longer exists to report problems and pay to fix them, the news may not be so good for owners of the 2010-11 models.

The article's title screams: PRESSGATE.In this section Paradise overrun The press in the spin cycle The state the boom forgot Subversive values They buried him in the back I, thee, we, them Big tobacco wins one Out to sea Balancing the scales ReprintsThe new magazine is called Brill's Content, and it exists to report on the reliability of other media.

We exist to report on them and, when they lie, that should be the headline.

While the opinion side of The Times also has blogs, the news blogs exist to report and analyze, not to offer slanted "takes".

Moreover, by allowing users to report each other for "fake names"—while better options exist to report harassment or actual identity fraud Facebook's policy gives cyberbullies an extra tool to harass vulnerable users simply for being themselves.

Several reasons exist to report and adhere to strict animal-welfare ethical guidelines in performing AR.

Those who knew about H5N1 influenza told me that, without adequate compensation for culling flocks, little incentive would exist to report bird deaths.

Since a questionnaire encompassing the complicated nature of the construct of the incapacity for work does only exist  to report absence days over a very short time span, we made use of the new not validated QW.

First, no epidemiologic evidence exists to link reported cases of legionellosis to environmental isolates of Legionella spp. because these bacteria has never been isolated from infected patients in Singapore since the disease became notifiable in 1985.

ACMA demonstrated the ability to hind-cast (past years), now-cast (present year), and forecast (future years) cropland products using MODIS 250-m time-series data rapidly, but currently, insufficient reference data exist to rigorously report trends from these results.

The accuracy of these numbers exists only to report calculated results; these numbers are probably only accurate to the first significant figure.