Sentence examples similar to support continued existence from inspiring English sources

We think our detractors are greatly outweighed by those who are impressed by what we've achieved and support our continued existence.

While Sanders declared his support for Israel's continued existence as a Jewish state, he also talked about Palestinian unemployment and poverty.

This binary continues to shape whether low-income families are viewed as viable markets or audiences, but the data don't support the divide's continued existence (and researchers debate whether framing digital inequality as a "divide" ever accurately described the phenomenon).

Interviewed on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's radio programme PM in April 2001, Hickling agreed with the interviewer, Geoff Thompson, that he supported the law's continued existence and said he was "sorry to say that, in the light of my own experience, I'm inclined to think you couldn't really safely get rid of it at the moment".

"The Russian representatives discussing the problems of our country with us are no longer inclined to support the continuing existence of a dictatorial regime but speak of the necessity for democratic change," Mr. Manna said.

3) The best defense of any community's continued existence and growth in Canada is to support the rights of other ethno-cultural communities to thrive and flourish.

There is simply no justification for their continued existence.

Their continued existence is testament to the demand for them.

And conservationists like to fret about their continued existence.

Would this continued existence be underwritten by a moral right?

Like Locke, Hume holds that ideas have no continued existence.