Sentence examples for they now exist from inspiring English sources

As they now exist, most energy technologies, the scientists said, "have severe deficiencies".

They have become an example, they now exist in other areas of Brazil".

They now exist in nowhere territory, completely ignored and in a state of near invisibility.

Agricultural experiment stations were established in 16 states between 1875 and 1885, and they now exist in all 50 states.

A market mechanism may be compatible with a society of socialist principles, but it requires that the forms of socialist societies as they now exist be radically reorganized.

These artists and records might have been considered groundbreaking first time around, but they now exist in an entirely risk-free environment, upgraded and calcified for our consumption.

Gone were the music videos in which they played hopeless rejects with badly dyed hair who played their guitars down below their knees in the school toilets; in were the music videos in which they parodied the culture of boybands and pop stars they now existed as a just-as-large antithesis to and ran naked through the streets flanked by Janine Lindemulder.

So what's a secretary of state to do? I'd suggest trying something radically new: creating the conditions for diplomacy where they do not now exist by going around leaders and directly to the people.

Meanwhile the Catholic bishops said that while they had some reservations about the plans, which have already won the approval of the Irish government, they believed "sufficient grounds now exist to give real hope for a new beginning in policing".

Dozens of important independent labels now exist, and they're a vital force within popular culture, antidotes to an age of media consolidation.

The coalition was founded in 2010 by three young farmers in New York's Hudson Valley frustrated with the barriers they faced, and 27 chapters now exist nationwide.