Sentence examples for to exist two from inspiring English sources

However, Mr. Davis said, for such an easement to exist two conditions must be met.

I understand your two central claims: one, that there can be said to exist two housing sectors, which you have termed 'Flatland' and 'Zoned Zone'; and two, the high proportion of one's monthly income needed to maintain a mortgage in the Zoned Zone is indicative of a housing bubble localized to those markets.

It's completely bite-size; I don't think the company will going to exist two years from now.

According to the traditional theories, there seem to exist two distinct mechanisms of testicular torsion: the extravaginal type which is typically found in newborns and the intravaginal type which is mostly seen in the older age groups.

Meanwhile there is some agreement in the sense that there seem to exist two selective-attention mechanisms: one causes an enhancement of the N1 and the other generates the PN (Hansen & Hillyard, 1980; Näätänen et al., 2002).

Within the canid biotype of RABV there appears to exist two epidemiological cycles [ 21]; an urban (canid) cycle within the domestic dog population, and a wildlife (or sylvatic) cycle which occurs among the jackal, kudu and bat-eared fox populations.

For the disk to exist ten millennia hence, it needs to be built to last.

Only 11 of the books are known to exist; ten in this country and one at Oxford.

Edited in Paris, Hong Kong and New York, it will build upon the foundations of the International Herald Tribune, the 126-year-old title that will cease to exist, ten years after the NYT bought out its partner for the previous 35 years, the Washington Post.

On April 1 , 1980 ownership and maintenance of NY 273 was transferred from the state of New York to Washington County; however, the NY 273 designation had officially ceased to exist one week earlier on March 24 , 1980

In view of the three-dimensional spherical form of presentation, there seem to exist three dimensions on the scale.