Sentence examples for have a reason to exist from inspiring English sources
"I wanted these shoes to have a reason to exist, to be shoes that my friends really wanted to wear".
In a world in which there's no more "away" and in which distance has disappeared, do road movies still have a reason to exist?
And they could prove that they can design clothes that move, that sing and that have a reason to exist beyond knocking you over the head with their technical audacity.
If the refugees did leave, the militias would cease to have a reason to exist, says Alan Dupont, an Indonesia expert at the Australian National University.The three UN staff who were killed worked for the office of the high commissioner for refugees, which was running a repatriation programme in the camps.
… For me the entrepreneurial existence is largely built around recognizing that you have to create value every day or you don't have a reason to exist.
Afterwards, he clarifies: "Obviously, I didn't invent 'sad bangers', far from it, Don't Leave Me This Way, I Will Survive, the entire outputs of Robyn and Drake and all the emo stuff but it was nice, even if I had to go through some stuff to have a bit of a concept present itself because then otherwise my records don't have a reason to exist.
"We wanted VICELAND to be different, to feel like everything on there has a reason to exist and a strong point of view," said the director.
It no longer has a reason to exist and is giving back what properly belongs to the market," says Mr Gnudi.
Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, recently said that each iPod model had a reason to exist, like the iPod Mini, a tiny device that did not have much storage.
