Sentence examples for much that exists from inspiring English sources

"I always feel like there's so much that exists.

Aside from the medical aspects of HIV and AIDS, there is still much stigma that exists around the diagnosis.

For as much concern that exists about Phil Hughes and his missing velocity — and rightfully so — Garcia issued a reminder that succeeding without a big fastball is possible.

"They will achieve fuel consumption and performance levels that are much, much better than anything that exists anywhere in motorsport and probably better than anything that exists on the road.

The implications for Grant Thornton, a much smaller outfit that exists as a set of global affiliates, are less clear.

But it is not so much the uncertainty that exists around Mr. Codey's future that is giving leaders pause; it is the certainty.

Spotify, Google and Beats already offer access to pretty much all music that exists, so the logical next stage is that they'll own musicians too, and be able to loan them out to you in person.

Just outside these glacial areas, in what are known as periglacial lands, repeated freezing and thawing of unprotected surfaces modified slopes by the movement of waste sheets (formed of shattered bedrock), producing very much the landscape that exists today.

In other words, they would face a market much like the one that exists now.

Another option under consideration is to create a national water market pool, much like the one that exists in the power sector.

The first structures in the temple grounds were built in the 800s, though much of the temple that exists today was built in the 1700s.