Sentence examples for these existent from inspiring English sources
And on these existent shards were written obscure phrases, which she, the poet, today transcribes.
He transferred to the description of these existent fictional worlds the talent he lacked as a novelist of nonexistent worlds; he needed a drystone wall already up, so that he could bring his mortar to it and lovingly fill in the gaps.
In order to address these existent problems, an elongated battery module with CPCM cooling/resistance wire preheating coupling system and fins set on both sides of the shell was designed, and infusion technology was used to produce the coupling system due to the development of a kind of CPCM flowing after heated.
These include existent hypoxemia, muscle weakness, diaphragmatic dysfunction, ineffective cough, altered sputum production, impaired mucociliary clearance and delayed gastric emptying [ 5, 6].
In this paper I analyse the spatiotemporal differences of the urban footprint in Mumbai, India, and compare these changes to the existent mangrove systems in the coastal stretches of metropolitan Mumbai.
These gaps in the existent knowledge have limited the research on otoprotective strategies mainly to prevention and to an empirical matter of trial and error.
The Handbook for Orientation of Citizens toward Participation in the Public Budget (in Spanish) describes the different stages of the budgetary process, the current practices applied in these stages and the existent opportunities for participation.
Yet just the thought of annoying these non-existent people makes me smile.
It seems that Dusty Springfield was one of these non-existents.
Jeffrey Butcher Morecambe, Lancashire Please check a bird book before you write about these non-existent birds ( The mystery of the poisoned seagull, 25 July; Report, 21 July).
They want us to believe that these non-existent jurisdictions have thoroughly reformed and are both the helpless victims of bullying by large economies, and capable of bringing these same economies to a standstill at the first sign of effective regulation.
