Sentence examples for now exist across from inspiring English sources

More than 200 time banks now exist across the country, with an estimated five new ones springing up a month.

A new book, "A Pound of Flesh," by Alexes Harris of the University of Washington, notes that these modern debtors' prisons now exist across America.

A small number of Planeterrellae now exist across the world.

According to the Daily Mirror, "It was, and still is, the greatest outpouring of grief the country had ever known". It was a memorialisation that other countries soon copied and tombs and memorials for the Unknown Soldier now exist across the world.

Hundreds of naloxone distribution programs now exist across the country; every day Google Alerts sends me dozens of items about how police departments, hospitals, drug treatment programs, and schools are using it to save lives.

They aim to solve a perennial marketing challenge: "How can we be where our customers are?" Entering the fray in the late 2000's, these brand affiliations now exist across a number of industries and sectors.

Perth emphasised the fine margins between success and failure and the intensity of competition from Australia and elsewhere, but also the strength in depth that now exists across every class in British sailing.

While Arab opinion had great hopes in the ability and commitment of President Obama to help Palestinians realize their rights, widespread disappointment in the U.S. now exists across the region.

Evidence of sleep-dependent consolidation now exists across numerous memory domains, including procedural as well as declarative memory [3].

Younger middle and upper income group families and individuals are also frequent users of the full service restaurants, modern-style coffee shops and cafés that now exist all across Singapore.

These schools, a smattering of which now exist in cities across the country, have several years of data to support their encouraging stories.