Sentence examples for question which exists from inspiring English sources
The triangle in question, which exists between Wakefield, Morley and Rothwell, provides Parr with a typically down to earth subject.
No doubt Asus will try to excuse themselves by saying that both Transformer and Prime are common words that describe the device in question, which exists in a market totally unrelated to that of Hasbro's toys and media.
The open question which exists is how cis regulatory elements which are similar in different promoters are not targeted in response to a particular cue.
Of concern since the 1870's & 80's was "the Jewish question" which existed in that form only in German-speaking Central Europe in that period.
Another example of how syntactic rules contribute to meaning is the rule of inverse word order in questions, which exists in many languages.
"Limestone" questions the valuation of that which exists on a scale different from the body politics, the fascination with consciousness, and other abstractions.
Definitions such as "that which exists" are strangely circular leaving the question of what "exists" means.
(Which exists, we swear!).
"Worse than that which existed in South Africa".
This leads to the question: Which temporal patterns exist in the history of the changes of OSM data?
