Sentence examples similar to should it not exist from inspiring English sources

It should serve public as well as private ends — and pay its rightful share in taxes — or it should not exist at all.

If a class cannot attract students by being useful or interesting, it should not exist.

"Censorship doesn't work in other countries, and it should not exist here.

"To understand Singapore," he said, "you've got to start off with an improbable story: It should not exist".

The coin is valuable — Mr. Redden auctioned it at Sotheby's for $7,590,020 in 2002, at the time the highest price any coin has ever sold for — because it should not exist.

Interestingly inevitably?—Nobel's original intention that the peace award should be solely for those who prevent wars has become stretched to include those who try to end them or who campaign against their remoter causes, such as the abuse of human rights.As to the economics prize, Mr Feldman subscribes to the view, not uncommon among economists themselves, that it should not exist.

Whether or not the backlog is correctly accounted for, lawyers representing inmates say it should not exist at all -- that each time the parole board fails to comply with the law's timetable for hearings it violates the inmates right to due process.

The word "can't"... well, it should not exist.

It should not exist in the state of Texas with any assistance".

Mr President, the Napolitano report on the role of regional and local authorities in European integration has a number of good points - and one major fault: it should not exist.

Perhaps the filmmakers were driven by the notion that since race should not be relevant, they should pretend it does not exist -- even if it's sitting there silently staring back at us.