Sentence examples for stands exist from inspiring English sources

Few old-growth forest stands exist in the Qinling Mountains.

Both the ORSC and O. sativa are widely distributed across South, Southeast and Eastern Asia, but the wild stands exist mostly as small, isolated populations, adjoining or intermingling with cultivated fields (Vaughan et al. 2003).

Isolated, disjunct stands exist beyond the contiguous range margin as far south as North Carolina and Tennessee (Braun 1950; Caplenor and Speir 1975; Walker 1987), but are rare in the central Appalachian Mountains (Fleming 1999; Fleming and Coulling 2001).

However, we also found quite synchronous maximum radial stem growth in all species and in both study years indicating that a close environmental and/or endogenous control of intra-annual radial stem growth of conifers in mixed stands exists.

Additionally, PSA is not reflective of disease persistence or recurrence and no current stand exists in the setting of residual normal prostate or satellite nondominant cancer foci that have not been treated or identified.

It stands to exist with my mother's perfume, Shalimar, which haunts me to this day.

According to the Sunday Mirror, Hiddleston, who played spy Jonathan Pine and is now hotly tipped as the next James Bond, said: "As it stands, Pine exists for six hours in a mini-series.

All food came from the supermarket — as if restaurants and even bakeries or fast-food stands did not exist.

The head-to-head record between the clubs in competitions which currently exist stands at Luton 39 wins, Watford 27 wins, with 23 draws.

The actual place in the park where this attraction once stood now exists as a rather nondescript bit of grass and trees.

Others consider it a particle — even though, as a rule, the point of particles is precisely that they can't stand alone; they exist to affect the meaning of other words.