Sentence examples for substantive existence from inspiring English sources
Parts of the species (groups, demes) are potentially capable for substantive existence in nature.
When the cell came into being, the substantive existence of genes came to the end.
That state of attainment is not sustained by any substantive elements of existence (viz., the trans-temporal dharmas of the Vaibhāṣika) but rather by the thought of attainment itself (samāpatticitta).
Moreover, they confirm the existence of substantive spatial dependence.
Reasons for this state of affairs are frequently attributed to the fragmentation and existence of substantive gaps in current M&A literature, and the need for integrative frameworks to grasp such a complex phenomenon.
But how could ideas deriving from the subjective character of experience justify a substantive metaphysical conclusion about the existence of a real self?
Cuneo and Shafer-Landau argue for the existence of several substantive-seeming conceptual truths about morality.
As a practical matter, during the first 17 years of the community's existence, authority on all substantive issues remained vested in the national governments.
Singaporean courts have accepted the existence of both procedural and substantive legitimate expectations.
The existence of the doctrine of substantive legitimate expectation in Singapore public law was accepted by the Court of Appeal in the case of Abdul Nasir bin Amer Hamsah v. Public Prosecutor.
