Sentence examples for to exist around from inspiring English sources

A feeling of reprieve seems to exist around the nation now, following Duke's decisive defeat.

All the train stops have street addresses, but the farther out you go, the less seems to exist around them.

Such discs, which provide the raw material from which planets form, are known to exist around other stars.

Long said they wanted the display to be fun and hoped "to tap into the excitement that still seems to exist" around the Olympics.

The thinking here is that planets capable of supporting life are much more likely to exist around stars in certain parts of the galaxy.

Pedersen's research on electron-positron or "matter-antimatter" plasmas is significant because these plasmas are believed to exist around neutron stars and massive black holes, such as the super massive black hole at the center of our galaxy.

However, in current LTE networks, an additional overhead burden due to signaling exists (around 10%), and therefore, the benefit from the use of those relays is to be demonstrated.

When it comes to Black women, we don't have to wait for the detriment it appears to just exist around us.

And issues are seen to potentially exist around the Open Skies Agreement, which governs EU-U.S. commercial air travel.

Some "wet" shelters – hostels that allow residents to drink – exist around the world, including at least three in London and two in Manchester.

Simulation results indicate that: (1) four stress areas (І to IV) exist around the roadway based on different relief status of the tri-axial stress, and stress distributions around the borehole in those four areas are different from each other; (2) based on different air-leakage degrees, on the roadway rib, there are four air-leakage levels around borehole.