Sentence examples for this really exists from inspiring English sources
"Nothing like this really exists in current fielded systems for military, law enforcement, or the harsh environments of space," says Hopkins engineer William Bagley.
None of this really exists in any meaningful way for most of the people pursuing it, but it is propagated unwittingly or otherwise in a manner that maintains what is effectively a pyramid scheme of hyperexploited labour designed to siphon money from children.
Does this really exist in life?" From that moment she wanted to be on the stage, and initially focused on dancing.
However, if this polymorphism really exists, transcripts having this read-through mutation would not produce a protein.
Whether this association really exists (23) and, if so, whether this association is explained by the PSs themselves or perhaps by plasma PSs being a surrogate marker of increased cholesterol absorption (24) is still a matter of debate.
So this particle really exists.
What if this eternity really exists?
4. Write a well-supported opinion paper examining whether or not this animal really exists.
"They want to know if this company really exists, what is his job title, what is his salary," Mr. Sondur said.
In autumn, the area turns orange, and in winter it has hardly any colour at all, so summer is the only time that this shot really exists.
