Sentence examples for than exists from inspiring English sources

than exists in any other city on earth.

It's just a different Republican Party than exists today".

Sanskrit has a larger atheistic literature than exists in any other classical language.

We have between us a broader difference than exists between almost any other two races.

Journalists have little trust in political institutions (arguably less than exists among the rest of the public).

Avoiding large advances, he said, prevents "creating in your own mind a larger audience than exists" for the book.

Socolow says this approach has a locked-in feel and presumes far more clarity from science than exists.

Facebook accounts are attractive because of the higher level of trust on the site than exists in the broader Internet.

Our elder care system — a phrase that implies far more rationality than exists — still relies primarily on unpaid family caregivers.

That means that the volume of land-based ice at the time was at its maximum -- roughly 12 million cubic miles more ice than exists now.

Iribe admitted that building a 1 billion-user community world was "going to take a bigger network than exists in the world today".