Sentence examples for to exist both from inspiring English sources

Democrats also want to preserve union power, ensuring that a core constituency continues to exist, both in Wisconsin and nationwide.

Only two images of Fowler are known to exist; both are photographs of him with his teammates.

His characters seem to exist both in and out of time: "I like that play between movement and stillness in the novel".

In the culture of the school at the time, Mr. Donohue said, "intense relationships between faculty and students were permitted to exist, both for priests and lay teachers".

Light, music and a mass of bodies in motion combine to allow you to exist both in 1975, when this musical was first staged, and 2006.

And music it is: a symphony of dialogues and monologues and almost choral incantations that seem to exist both immediately within and poetically outside of a very particular, finely detailed stretch of German history.

Many of these results are similar to the studies on fruit, indicating that several homogeneous biological reactions in response to shading exist both in fruit and flowers.

Several forums exist both to offer such services and parcel out jobs.

This similarity between PSD and depression may contribute to depressive symptoms which exist both in PSD and depressive patients.

Meanwhile, FTS adaptive laws are proposed to handle these uncertainties which exist both in robot and in camera model.

Significant host heterogeneity in susceptibility to tuberculosis exists both between and within mammalian species.