Sentence examples for expect the existence from inspiring English sources
But note that, on this hypothesis, we would not expect the existence of an opposite cluster of beliefs.
Normally, one would expect the existence of high profit margins in an industry to attract new companies to it, or to persuade established businesses to invest more.
Consequently, one must expect the existence of a more fundamental Earth-formation theory that is not contrary to observations.
We may expect the existence of rapid aseismic deformation, which, in general, can be caused by plate interface locking, postseismic deformation of the past earthquakes, and so forth.
Consequently, one must expect the existence of a more fundamental geodynamic theory, capable of explaining geological observations at least as well as plate tectonics, but which does not require or depend upon mantle convection.
Due to the traditional dominance of the job assignment system in this sector, it is reasonable to expect the existence of the lagged influence of the state-controlled job assignment system in Beijing in 2003.
There are reasons for expecting the existence of this state in some of the elements heavier than californium.
Accordingly, from what has been said, we might have expected the existence of strong scientific evidence in favor of peer review, but surprisingly, there have not been many attempts to determine "with the scientific rigor they demand of their authors" [14] its effect through measurable variables, and little evidence supports its use [15], [16].
They also stated that they feel free to deliberately deviate from guidelines if necessary and expected the existence of second and third choice drug on the list of recommended drugs.
We expect the mere existence of this "name and photo" database will stand as a strong deterrent to any test-taker who might still consider impersonation while the access-controlled functionality of the database will prevent misuse by score recipients.
