Sentence examples for is able to exist from inspiring English sources
The network is able to exist through a mix of advertising and membership fees.
"Because the city is so heterogeneous, with a great mixture of different ecological conditions, it is not surprising that a considerable variety of wildlife is able to exist".
Dissolving into things, processes and events as the mode of their becoming, time is a medium within which every being is able to exist and develop.
And the less this conversation exists the less it is able to exist: if people aren't talking about reviews, people aren't going to read those reviews, and it becomes harder for editors to commission more reviews.
No organization is able to exist without this essence or projected identity, that will attract the myriad of people or companies that will be attracted and collaborate with it, No matter how distributed the system is.
María San Gil believes that ETA is able to exist because of the complicity of more moderate Basque leaders, particularly those in the Partido Nacionalista Vasco, P.N.V. — the Basque Nationalist Party — which has been campaigning for Basque autonomy since 1895 and has led the regional government since 1980.
The basic idea of ontological subsistence is that of being able to exist without anything else existing.
First of all, if an epistemic instrument, such as visual perception, was self-established it should be able to exist independently of the existence of an object of vision.
Being separate has to do with being able to exist independently (x is separate from y if x is capable of existing independently of y), and being some this means being a determinate individual.
