Sentence examples for to be able to exist from inspiring English sources

Sadly, I don't need a history to be able to exist somewhere.

It enables different kinds of programming to be able to exist.

"We want to be able to exist socially as women, without being a mother or 'the wife of,' " she said.

"If the state doesn't do anything," she said, "I don't see how any farmer is going to be able to exist here in the next 30 years".

Furthermore, in the VC setting, value-added resources other than capital appear to be able to exist separately from capital and still be exploited effectively.

Now I just want to be able to exist in the world in a relaxed, non-neurotic way and to be able to use my neurosis in a performance".

It reinforces the idea that females are exclusively sexual, as opposed to being able to exist in a wide range of non-sexual states (does this sounds like a frightening way to view women? F*cking duh. More later on how this kind of dehumanizing of women feeds rape culture and other fun favorites).

"It is entirely impossible for us to be able to co-exist with Bengali Muslims again.

"They want to be able to co-exist," Lydia Cotz, a lawyer who represents the tribe pro bono, told me.

"In several regions, including northern Europe, amphibians appeared to be able to co-exist with Bd. "It is therefore extremely worrying that a new fungus has emerged that causes mass mortalities in regions where amphibian populations were previously healthy," said lead author An Martel from the University of Ghent.

Why has it taken us centuries to be able to cure fatal diseases that existed in the Middle Ages?