Sentence examples for for still existing from inspiring English sources

As I sat watching football and listened to the barren wind, I believed that the reason I couldn't stand to look at my old house was that I was done with it: that I didn't want to feel the inevitable nothing when I went inside it, I didn't want to have to blame an innocent house for still existing after its meaning had been emptied out.

Accessing the collection today is a fittingly anachronistic experience, considering vinyl is a medium that has zero practical reasons for still existing.

"I only feel well, joy and gratefulness, for still existing that I can be with my family".

(male, 74) "I only feel well, joy and gratefulness, for still existing that I can be with my family".

The authors explained the failure to find a significant association in their study by a study design that was not optimal for hypertension, by still existing limitations of the tested variants and by possible multifactorial causation of hypertension which cannot yet be uncovered by the applied approaches [ 149].

That said, we believe there is huge opportunity still existing for carriers looking to provide commercial insurance.

For suppression of the still existing residual cross-talk components B ~ m ( ℓ, k ) present in the cross-talk compensated and equalized signal Y ~ m ( ℓ, k ), a postprocessing can be applied that complements the reduction of stationary background noise similar to the approach in[14].

E-payments is an ambitious idea in a market where there is only 20% credit card penetration, according to a 2012 HSBC report, with a lot of problems still existing for those who do want to use them online (more on that below).

Life is hard for its inhabitants, who are still existing in the same way they have for thousands of years; living in yurts, cultivating what they can out of the sparse earth and tending flocks of sheep, goats and yaks.

Life is hard for its inhabitants, who are still existing in the same way they have for thousands of years: living in yurts, cultivating what they can out of the sparse earth, and tending flocks of sheep, goats, and yaks.

A larger case study with industrial users is in progress to help assess practical benefits and the still existing potential for improvement of the concept and its implementation.