Sentence examples for put in existence from inspiring English sources
With such a put in existence, I don't understand how the banks could get the original loans off their balance sheets.
They are to be used only in the event of an attack using weapons of mass destruction or a conventional weapon onslaught which "would put in danger the very existence of the state".
Warner/DC has plumped for a comic-book top trumps approach in its desperation to magic a successful shared superhero universe into existence without putting in the hard yards.
"By his deliberate actions, he put in peril the existence of the bank that employed 140,000 people, of which he was a part, and whose future he mortgaged," he said.
This could put in danger ultimately the existence of the system itself.
And the 17th, as yet undetected, particle is a mathematical fiddle-factor put in to account for the existence of that not-insubstantial property of matter known as mass.
Politicians had previously pressured the Corporation, of course, but in the 70s and 80s, for the first time since it was founded, its very existence was put in question.
Upper West Success's existence was put in limbo this April when parent groups angry about the decision to place the elementary school in the Brandeis complex, a building that already houses four high schools, filed a lawsuit to stop it from opening.
Epicurus then added that "for love of friendship one has even to put in jeopardy love itself"; for every existence, being alone, needs the other.
The latest prediction comes amid increasing speculation about the future of the controversial project in Somerset, whose existence has been put in further doubt by post-Brexit financial jitters.
