They confuse 'I got a meeting' with 'I got an order.' " Mike Pasley, president of Central Packaging, a company based in Kansas City, Kan., that markets packaging supplies and equipment: "He was right not to do it himself and lose focus on his current accounts, because the best customers are always existing customers.
For from the potentially existing the actually existing is always produced by an actually existing thing, e.g. man from man, musician by musician; there is always a first mover, and the mover already exists actually.
The results indicate that the future expansion of both high-density and low-density residential/commercial zones is always located around existing built-up urban areas or along existing transportation lines.
If indeed the state of not existing is no worse than that of experiencing the benefits of existence, then, since existing invariably brings harm in its wake, existing is always a net harm compared to not existing.
Though Electronic Arts is perhaps best known for its Sims series and sports games like Madden NFL, the company is always searching for existing properties that can be translated into video games.
It follows that new knowledge is always generated from existing knowledge and the process of knowledge generation is well-documented.
Although the history of science shows that the overthrow of a well-accepted theory leads to an enormous amount of theoretical and experimental work, proponents of this view seem to accept it as unproblematical that it is always agreement with existing theory that has more future utility.
This aggregation of multiple readings of a single case is conducted by turning the aggregation into social processes: "The move from situation to process is accomplished differently in different reflexive methods, but it is always reliant on existing theory" (Burawoy 2009: 41).
There was always tension existing between the smaller, more prestigious group of assistants and the larger group of deputies.
Shape is not an independently existing thing, but is always a modification of an independently existing thing.
