Sentence examples for that exist from from inspiring English sources

All the nuances that exist from lender to lender make it hard to figure out the best course to take.

Things that exist from nature, things that we've chosen to build in the world – these are things which human natural language has evolved to describe.

Ms. Davis's 11-hour filibuster inadvertently illuminated the stark technological differences that exist from state to state when it comes to broadcasting the public's business.

Larger, blue-chip galleries have the financial wherewithal to rebuild quickly and — pending the restoration of damaged artworks — reopen sooner than smaller galleries that exist from month to month and may not reopen at all.

Keith Ridgway's second novel, "The Parts," is an exuberant, inventively silly and rapidly paced novel that wants to be all about the city of Dublin: about all the Dublins that exist, from rich to poor, from the world of serial killers to those of golf clubs and suburbs and (so it says) "money in brown envelopes".

And going to my friends is a bit of a problem, because the well-trodden "networks" that exist from university and work mean that inevitably you will end up treading on someone's toes for example, by unwittingly hitting on an ex-girlfriend or relative of a friend.

They have a dead zone that exists from somewhere around 36m miles out.

Then Lingua Franca" - the "review of academic life" that existed from 1990 to 2001 - "went bust".

The only painting that exists from that early period is Ecce Homo (late 1640s), an oil on panel.

To me, it is the perfect kind of photography, capturing everything that exists from a single point in space.

Gavitt capitalized on television, his product replete with natural rivalries that existed from the proximity between the universities.