Sentence examples for from its existence from inspiring English sources

The right unit of consideration isn't the road; it's everyone who uses it, and how we benefit from its existence — its "externalities".

Everything that exists has an essence that is distinct from its existence.

So there certainly seems to have been a subtle expansion of Jediism (if anyone has a better term to describe it do let me know) in The Force Awakens, from an elite religious order exclusive to a tiny minority of individuals capable of wielding the Force to a more outward-looking cult that's open to including those who don't benefit directly from its existence.

Podhoretz again: "Just as the fervent wish of the Arab world to wipe the Jewish state off the map derives not from anything Israel has done or failed to do, but rather from its existence alone, so we" -- the United States -- "are hated not because of our policies but because of who and what we are".

But because growing numbers of Palestinians are becoming financially dependent on the Authority for salaries and for services, and because so many people are benefiting from its existence, the Authority is now considered by many to be a "national achievement" that should be preserved.

Rather than strictly viewing Mahushe Shongwe as a constraint to environmental resource access or site for limited employment, community members identify a number of benefits from its existence including education and development opportunities.

As in [ii], the necessity of God's nature in [iii] would trickle-down the following-from relation, and so even though the series as a whole follows only indirectly from God, its existence would nonetheless be absolutely necessary.

The order prohibits its recipient from discussing its existence, and representatives of both Verizon and AT&T declined to comment Wednesday evening.

Court records make clear that Cloudflare received a second national security letter in 2013, and the FBI is still preventing the company from acknowledging its existence.

Brown said: "During that time he was instrumental in defending the Guardian from threats to its existence, from high-profile lawsuits to WikiLeaks, and undeniably helped define and promote the concept of open journalism.

The historical society has a county road map from 1940 showing its existence, and one from 1919 that does not.