Sentence examples for to exist about from inspiring English sources

In truth, no real doubts appear to exist about tampering and the chain of custody.

Only the specialists and the statisticians read the fine type, which is why illusions continue to exist about American poverty.

Mr. Andreotti was synonymous with the Christian Democrats, a party that dominated postwar Italy but ceased to exist about a decade ago.

Although their unique physicochemical properties are desirable for many products and applications, concern continues to exist about their environmental fate and potential to cause risk to human and ecological health.

Odessa ceased to exist about 1952 and was replaced by an organization called Kameradenwerke ("Comrade Workshop"), which over the following decades sought to aid former Nazis overseas in avoiding capture and maintaining concealment.

Amnesty International criticised his judgment, saying the 'doubt continues to exist about the safety of convictions based on addmissions made in the absence of a lawyer and subsequently contested by the defendants.' Douglas Hurd, then Home Secretary, questioned Amnesty's impartiality and accused it of damaging its reputation.

Eleven genes mutated in BBS patients have been identified, and more are expected to exist, since about 20-30% of all families cannot be explained by the known loci.

All these situations and others required long conversations about people respecting other people's right to exist unbothered, about respecting people's boundaries, and about learning to accept our uniqueness and other people's.

No consensus seems to be exist about the meaning and concept of 'need' in health, sociology and political literature [ 11- 13].

Other video footage, including bystander recordings, appears on track to exist in about the same number of shootings as last year.

Jim Gray, the former Channel 4 News editor and Thomas's deputy who only joined the BBC last year, stepped up to fill a role that will effectively cease to exist in about a month's time.