Sentence examples for those that still exist from inspiring English sources

Grant schemes have been cut and those that still exist are said to be confusing, and hard to access.

Despite this, more people are in favour of creating new grammar schools (38%) than would be in favour of ending selection in those that still exist (23%).

The task at hand is to defeat the extremists by rallying the public and appealing to moderate Republicans in Congress, those that still exist.

The market for prewar apartments is particularly limited because many large apartments have been subdivided into smaller units over the years and those that still exist tend to belong to people who have no interest in moving.

Would her symptoms (those that still exist) diminish if she could be given a rest from investigation and allowed a more normal and happy childhood?" Ned Jackson makes a darker speculation in the affidavit.

While the traditional Wall Street firms (those that still exist) haven't yet embraced the "robo-advisor" concept for their high-end clients, automated advice is becoming pervasive at the lower end of investing.

The apartment the Roth bards live in is one of those finds that' still exist on the West.

Wildlife is being lost, not only in the wholesale extinctions of species but also in the dwindling of those species that still exist.

If those running Fannie and Freddie had taxpayers' interests at heart, they would be working assiduously to return as many questionable mortgages as they could to the firms who originated them (those firms that still exist, that is).

There are those parents that still exist that don't ever accept it.

But those stores that still exist aren't just surviving, they're thriving.