Sentence examples for need for existence from inspiring English sources

There is a need for existence of a part of the picture in which the results of all methods diverge.

Marcuse's point is that in advanced industrial societies there is no longer a problem with acquiring the resources need for existence or even the optimum life for members of those societies.

Note that the programming model implies the need for existence of two types of variables: (a) Standard Java variables, to control compile time activities, and (b) DFE (DataFlow Engine) variables, which actually flow through configured hardware (denoted with the DFE prefix in the examples of figures 1 and 2).

Regardless, it's sure to be difficult to convince people of the need for your existence after a period of decades in which your existence has accomplished very little of broad benefit.But let me ask the same question posed by my colleague: if not unions, then what?

After all, if your imagination is so powerful that it can people the world, then there is no need for the existence of actual people.

I believed in the need for its existence," he wrote in "CIA Diary".

While Conservatives look to increase the minimum wage substantially, Ukip still questions the need for its existence.

The Giuliani administration has been a frequent critic of the Port Authority and has questioned the need for its existence.

After decades dreaming of life among olive trees and vineyards, these days for some reason, we Brits are now projecting our need for the existence of an earthly paradise northwards.

The tragedy of Richard Keys's hour on TalkSport radio today was that few attempts at self-exculpation have ever demonstrated with such stark clarity the need for the existence of Max Clifford.

What is time?Although he does not mention religion, Mr Stannard's tome is carefully timed as a counterblast to the book by Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow that rejects the need for the existence of God.