Sentence examples for support its existence from inspiring English sources

The minute the BBC switches allegiance and starts letting production companies demand that it restrict license payers' access, it loses the voters who will support its existence in the future.

His finding: 'Call it what you like - andropause, viropause, bullshit - there is no evidence, epidemiological, scientific or clinical, to support its existence,' adding: 'The whole notion of the andropause is the medicalisation of normal ageing.' He blame the shift in public attitudes on 'a population of ageing men in a culture obsessed by youth.

Finally, we examined studies for the presence of hormesis (i.e., superior fitness at low levels of radiation compared with controls and high levels of radiation), but found no evidence to support its existence.

It is controversial whether an Andean-type high mountain chain already existed before the collision of India with the Eurasian continent (England and Searle 1986; Kapp et al. 2007; Molnar et al. 2010; Hetzel et al. 2011) although recent studies tend to support its existence before collision (Ding et al. 2014; Caves et al. 2015).

So the Black Knight lived on through the 70s and 80s as little more than a highly speculative urban myth with next to no hard evidence to support its existence.

Genic families, in contrast, are predominantly not structured: only about one third (9 out of 30) have a structure predicted by RNAz and only for 5 of them aligned SLSs support its existence.

We are puzzled about how they missed the lake, because scientific evidence supports its existence well over 100 years ago; Taylor included the Canada and Commonwealth Glaciers, which are on either side of the lake.

The Fox News host had a heated discussion with Megyn Kelly Monday night about the concept of "white privilege," during which Kelly defended the idea and the evidence that supports its existence.

Moreover, the two populations showed the same narrow founder effect, clearly supporting its existence already in the Diaspora.

This led him to speculate that the virus may be creating the tumour as a safe haven to support its own existence.After learning about Dr Cobbs's work, Dr Mitchell and his colleagues first confirmed the basic findings.

I also consider myself working class, despite the fact that most immigrants (from my experience) do not get the privilege of being able to take part in the British class system, even though our labor is a very big part of the foundations that support its continued existence.