Sentence examples for should still exist from inspiring English sources
It didn't seem like he should still exist, in 2012.
The secretary general further told the lawmakers, "It is unfortunate that laws that criminalize people on the basis of their sexual orientation should still exist in some countries".
When I asked Tambu whether, given her experience, she thought payday loans should be illegal in California, as they are in New York, she told me, "No, I think they should still exist.
In another paper in 1948, Alpher and American physicist Robert Herman argued that electromagnetic radiation from the early universe should still exist, but with the expansion it should now correspond to a temperature of about 5 K (kelvins, or −268 °C [−451 °F]) and thus would be visible to radio telescopes.
The Stanford researchers have learned how to block two genes thought to inhibit the natural regenerative capacity of cells, but it is somewhat surprising that the regenerative mechanism should still exist at all if mammals have been unable to use it for 200 million years.
The security on BlackBerrys sold to individuals is no tighter than for normal phones, according to Richard Clayton of the University of Cambridge; and copies of the messages sent on them should still exist.Handing content over could, however, cause problems for RIM and the phone companies.
Central Florida represents the immigration debate in its most vexing form: the scene is as old as America itself, yet should not still exist.
Note that this style of interview is becoming less common than pair-programming, but still exists (and you should still be prepared for it!).
If no mapping exists the user should still be able to publish the data.
"Should the theater still exist or has it been a long-term success and should be congratulated for what it was?" asked Eric Krebs, a Broadway producer who 22 years ago helped Crossroads get its start by sponsoring the new theater for a government grant.
Sir Richard said that instead of suing BA for Mr Walsh's comments, he would put up £1m, to be distributed to BA staff should Virgin Atlantic cease to exist, if BA agreed to pay Virgin Atlantic staff the same amount should the brand still exist in five years.
