Sentence examples for this question exists from inspiring English sources

The paradox of this question exists whereby it is largely accepted that exercise training decreases CV mortality and regular exercise training is capable of modifying autonomic balance [39], [40], [41], [42].

Various studies have tried to explain why chlamydomonadalean algae have such reduced mtDNA gene contents [ 52, 53], but at present no straightforward answer to this question exists.

No accepted objective answer to this question exists, and many factors influence this answer: the final purpose of the de-identified documents, the legal agreements that could be imposed to avoid re-identification, and the fact that some PHI categories are more sensitive than others.

Let's just forget this question existed.

If the question is asked, then the question exists.

As even Scalia and Thomas implicitly acknowledged on Monday, that question exists.

Don't answer the question, in other words, just point out that the question exists and has not been asked.

Thus, the question exists as to whether time-points beyond the first passage of contrast media contribute significantly to producing an accurate estimate of PS.

A similar question exists within the United States.

Here, too, a pressing moral question exists in its own right, regardless of genetic breakthroughs.

The puzzle is what federal question exists here, of the kind the Supreme Court has power to decide.