Sentence examples for groups that exist from inspiring English sources
He is surrounded and supported by interest groups that exist to oppose reform.
"They are realizing that they can no longer ignore, or do marketing or advertising, without having a consideration of all the groups that exist".
The ancestors of major plant and animal groups that exist today first appeared during the Mesozoic, but this era is best known as the time of the dinosaurs.
"There are thousands of really high quality groups that exist in an alternative universe of private parties, mp3s, of CDs traded by hand," Mr. Dacey said.
"He's probably been a fine mayor, but he seems a lot better, because all the usual agitators — groups that exist to drive a mayor crazy — have in one way or another been bought off," one Democratic political consultant theorized.
The Supreme Court ruled in 1986 that the ban on independent expenditures could not constitutionally be applied to nonprofit advocacy corporations, drawing a distinction between business corporations organized for profit and groups that exist to take political positions.
One 2003 directory lists more than 1,200 Christian groups devoted to workplace ministry in North America, which is about double the number of groups that existed five years ago.
Although the relationships of choristoderes to other taxa have been (and remain) murky, they do not appear to be closely related to any groups that existed after the Triassic Period.
The federal president of the Australian Education Union, Angelo Gavrielatos, said multicultural society included a variety of races and religions and he was concerned about groups that existed to convert students.
When given the job of writing the "trail" to flag up the contents of the next Smash Hits, he would advertise groups that existed only in his fertile imagination – such as the failed pop idol Reg "Reg" Snipton or an intriguing electronic duo, The Human Saucepans of the Orinoco.
They seemed to be the dominant groups that existed when the four glycols were involved.
