Sentence examples for what does exist from inspiring English sources

What does exist tends to be either too complicated or too general.

There is surprisingly little research on that question, and what does exist is pretty much entirely focused on America.

What does exist is oil, money, and land - the true aims and the true gains of Isis' aggressive territorial warfare.

What does exist and is truly worth noting, is that we have the largest, most exciting and diverse live comedy scene in the world.

What does exist is a series of drawings done by an associate of Sullivan's for an addition that was never built, showing the approximate layout of the building.

What does exist is the idea of the War on Christmas, which, though forever new, is a venerable tradition, older even than strip malls and plastic mistletoe.

What did exist were the statements of five witnesses who said they saw him with the girl on the day she was killed.

If we retort then that time is what did exist, what exists at present and what will exist, then we notice first that our account is insufficient: after all, there are many things which did, do, or will exist, but these are things that are in time and so not the same as time itself.

What did exist back then was "sandlot" ball where kids would gather on their own, make up their own teams and rules, and play for hours.

In each of the six states examined, an accurate estimate of the size of the health workforce was unavailable and what did exist looked incomplete.

Mulligan et al. [ 6] have provided a review of economic evaluations of interventions to address non-communicable diseases in developing countries, concluding that the evidence base was severely limited and what did exist was of low quality.