Sentence examples for now exists in the from inspiring English sources
Such a world now exists in the form of the MP3.
As a corollary, a very strong office market now exists in the 11 counties of northern and central New Jersey.
Ironically, these steps laid the groundwork for the creation of the vast penal archipelago that now exists in the United States.
It lives on in sciences like botany and astronomy, but as a medium of expression or cultural glue, Latin now exists in the past tense.
Rousseau, according to Hume, was exposed as "surely the blackest and most atrocious villain, beyond comparison, that now exists in the world".
One concern about loyalty schemes is that so much personal information now exists in the hands of a few private corporations.
A dozen such venues now exist in the capital.
Rejoice! New Friends episodes now exist in the world.
She argues that some factors behind Christianity's Reformation now exist in the Muslim world.
The Senate proposal does not change the restrictions that now exist in the law or open any new loopholes.
The Negro Leagues now exist in the American Valhalla of sports mythmaking as the triumph over racism and segregation.
