Sentence examples for may now exist as from inspiring English sources
Where Holocene elevated sea levels allowed coral reefs to grow upwards, remnants of these former surfaces may now exist as coral pinnacles or rochers champignons (mushroom rocks) sticking up above modern reefs.
Grab Pay can now exist as a standalone service.
Several hypotheses now exist as to the impact of CGI hypermethylation on carcinogenesis and progression.
That collective spirit now exists as a civic resource.
KMSI now exists as a real product and it is serving the needs of IMMPETUS members.
It now exists as a potentially valuable resource to provide health economics training to medical students.
It may not exist as a nation-state in the form it does now -- or even exist at all.
Cyclopropanes may or may not exist as distinct entities.
Links between neighbors may exist as well.
Questions may still exist as to the speed of declining ice, but facts now show it is declining faster than ever recorded.
A market mechanism may be compatible with a society of socialist principles, but it requires that the forms of socialist societies as they now exist be radically reorganized.
