Sentence examples for vacuum exists from inspiring English sources

Plaintiff maintains that in the area of contributory fault, a vacuum exists in relationship to intentional infliction of injury.

"A regulatory vacuum exists," Justice Ginsburg said in an opinion that was also signed by Justice Stephen G. Breyer.

[Page B1.] In effect, a power vacuum exists in Afghanistan into which rival warlords have now stepped.

Science may be far advanced in the West, but a moral vacuum exists, said Bryce Johnson, an environmental engineer who coordinates the Science for Monks program.

One month into the American bombardment, a vacuum exists in the Pastun-dominated south, where resistance to the radical Islamic Taliban government seems fragmented or nonexistent.

Where a policy vacuum exists in relation to after-use of damaged landscapes, the resulting conflict may be an impediment to non-tokenistic stakeholder collaboration.

Consequently, if a vacuum existed, the natural motion of a simple body would be possible.

Bitcoin can be used for payment locally and globally – A vacuum existed for a faster, more efficient, and hassle free way to exchange money.

Tryon, like almost all physicists, assumes a vacuum existed.

"He put specific details in there because the thing is, if you don't put at least some information in, then a vacuum exists-the media will try to fill the vacuum and theories will try to fill the vacuum".

Had she already noticed the vacuum that exists in place of trustworthy information about women's health – a vacuum into which is poured torrents of alarmist and distorting nonsense?