Sentence examples for it should exist as from inspiring English sources

But Stanislav Shushkevich, then chairman of the Belarus supreme soviet, had no plans "to bring up the question about what the Soviet Union is and how it should exist" as he went to meet Russia's Boris Yeltsin and President Leonid Kravchuk of Ukraine at a state resort in the Belavezha forest, he told the Guardian.

Presumably, it should exist as a cytosolic protein.

A senior party source dismissed the latest offer of a joint amendment to drop part three of the bill: "Competition already exists in the health service and should exist as long as it's on the basis of quality not price".

Dictionaries record language as it exists, not as it should exist.

One of the things that was said about House, when the dispute with the local council about whether it should stay was at its height, was that, finally, House should exist as a memory, and that this was - paradoxically - the condition the work aspired to.

In TREC collection, only three possibilities should exist as the document may be judged as relevant, irrelevant or it could not be judged.

All of the water on Earth should exist as only vapour: part of a thick, muggy atmosphere sitting above an inhospitable, bone-dry surface.

I believe they should exist as individual applications.

Instead, he says, more companies "should exist as bootstrapped businesses".

Thus, the feedback from malicious users should exist as outliers.

Despite that, an interaction should exist as indicated by the difficulties encountered to remove adsorbed species.