Sentence examples for that exists below from inspiring English sources

This is a $140m market that exists below the traditional banking radar.

Other proposals, to bury only a portion of the street or to build platforms over the existing roadbed, could cost less, of course, and disturb less of the extensive infrastructure -- telephone and electrical lines, among other things -- that exists below street level.

Sensibly, the market has since pulled back, but the move was indicative of the optimism that exists below the surface.

The only serious worry that anyone had for placing a nuclear waste repository in the deep molecularly-tight salts at WIPP was accidental drilling in the distant future for oil and gas that exists below it.

It also says the UK is well placed to lead the global market in skills and technology, and perhaps even sell some of the copious storage capacity that exists below the UK seabed to other countries.

"We will create an impermeable barrier," the company said, "by freezing the soil itself all the way down to the bedrock that exists below the plant.

There has been growing interest in the clinical and biological links between autistic spectrum disorder and psychotic disorders, and between symptoms of these disorders that exist below diagnostic thresholds.

Table 1 shows that the prediction of pore pressure observed overpressured formation continues up to depth of 10,000 m, which is practically impossible as there are no sedimentary rocks that exist below the depth of 6,000 m.

It made me think about how random scatterings spark the unconscious mind, and bring to the surface intuitive insights that exist below our conscious reckoning.

With time, research, and perseverance, Zeghidour has found ways to gain access to some of the vast spatial networks that exist below street level: the city beneath the city.

Biased representation could also occur by a failure to sufficiently amplify specific mRNA transcripts that exist below a detection threshold, such as very low abundance mRNA or mRNA with low hybridisation signals on the array due to a number of factors independent of amplification.