Sentence examples for it should be existed from inspiring English sources
"it should be existed" is not correct and is not commonly used in written English
The correct phrase would be "it should exist" or "it should be existing". An example of using "it should exist" in a sentence: "A good education system should exist in every country."
Finally, it should be existed such scale function φ(x) that: (a) with their shifts forms the Riesz bases; (b) it has symmetric and finite Fourier transform ϕ ̃.
The spokesman added that if any film were to exist it should immediately be handed to investigators.
In her view "Anandwan should not exist": it should not be necessary.
The authors of last year's CJC report quoted Lord Justice Carnwath, former senior president of tribunals, saying that it "should never be forgotten that tribunals exist for users, and not the other way round".
It should also be noted that there exist more experimental tasks to measure pictorial surface structure (Koenderink et al., 2001).
Since it shouldn't have existed, we're not going to pay it".
It should also be noted that there exists a line of work that attempts to overcome the use of a fixed backbone by iterating between cycles of fixed backbone design and backbone improvements, e.g. Kuhlman et al., (2003).
It should also be noted that some challenges exist with these assays, especially with regard to the sensitivity for detecting interfering autoantibodies against Tg.
There is no such thing as a social network without photos, and if there is, it shouldn't exist (It's like bad credit car loans – nobody wins in the end!).
"It shouldn't exist, it's full of dangers and it's really not a nice place, but what it has got is this enormous human spirit and this wonderful feeling of community where everyone looks after each other.… What's being lost is this supportive community".
It's their right and I think it should exist, but 4Chan is essentially the comments section of a website just without all the other things that give websites a reason to exist.
