Sentence examples for problems exists from inspiring English sources
"Right now," says Rubin, "each one of these problems exists before you even get to the question of what story should be told".
None of these problems exists when distributing books digitally.Bodice rippingRomance novels and crime blockbusters have proved particularly popular on e-readers, perhaps because it is difficult to tell from across the aisle of a bus whether someone is reading a bodice-ripper or Dostoevsky on their Kindle.
Still problems exists such as late thrombosis and continued neo-intimal proliferation.
It is worth mentioning that in the literature no formal definition of a country's "main" (or typical, important) safety problems exists.
Conversely, if same-store-sales numbers are decelerating, it may signify that a host of problems exists, such as increased competition, a poor merchandise mix or a number of other factors that could be limiting foot traffic.
Not only is the ethics of technology characterized by a diversity of approaches, it might even be doubted whether something like a subdiscipline of ethics of technology, in the sense of a community of scholars working on a common set of problems, exists.
Still, real problems exist.
Other problems exist as well.
No such problems exist at Cornbury.
These problems existed for many years.
What problems existed then with the exhibit?
