Sentence examples for it is allowed to exist from inspiring English sources

The caliphate has survived its first year of existence, and as long as it is allowed to exist in Syria, it will continue to expand, both there and abroad.

Michael Cragg of musicOMH highlighted that Knowles' performance of "Broken-Heated Girl" was better than those of the previous two ballads "because it is allowed to exist on its own terms; a simple song, sung beautifully".

And that is the beauty of "The Force Awakens": It stands in awe of its predecessors, and without being corny, it is allowed to exist within a wistful framework.

Clearly, I would prefer free enterprise capitalism in health care because it would greatly increase innovation and progress -- just like it does in every other aspect of our lives, wherever it is allowed to exist.

If it is allowed to continue to exist, it will hijack the dreams of a just international order born out of the second world war.

Views of the cathedral, after all, would cease to exist if it were allowed to crumble into dust.

Yes, it still exists in pockets, but I'm allowed to be more land-based now.

When you think about it, it's surprising that art is allowed to exist.

If the stuff is allowed to exist, it will stand.

But open criticism is allowed to exist only when it is part of a plan, a pre-approved script, not when it is caught on tape through carelessness.

Thus, the Jewish "sharia" is allowed to exist (and so it should), yet the same right is being denied to Muslims.