Sentence examples for still existential from inspiring English sources

Before he took power, politics were still existential.

Still, an existential unease prevailed.

What direct – still less existential – threat is really posed to the UK, or even Europe, by pre-medieval forces sweeping across an already fractured northern Iraq and Syria?

Still, the existential nature of the conflict and a Mediterranean sensibility makes politicians on both sides unusually malleable, and often leaves Americans wondering what is going on.

But while Hamas may gain from the current instability in the short-term, it still faces existential political threats which are unlikely to be solved through violence.

We are thriving in the professions that we pursue, but unfortunately and ironically, we are still facing existential challenges in the form of hate crimes and other forms of discrimination.

Some of them are considered thing-existentials, others PSPO clauses, still others dynamic existentials or clauses of (dis)appearance in previous studies.

So the spectre of global regulation still looms, an existential issue for the global food companies.

The conventional answer to all these questions is that Afghanistan still poses an existential threat to global security.

But it still raises an existential question for this NATO member: What sort of country will Turkey be?

PARIS — If and when the euro crisis ends, Europe will still face an existential economic question: Who will provide the jobs of the future?