Sentence examples for what exists here from inspiring English sources

"Because they don't get that legal support back home, it takes them a while to understand what exists here".

I had a very good option to return to Spain, but [it] is complicated because the economy is very different from what exists here.

"What exists here is for artistic purposes a mixture of a fictionally and actually depicted Times Square, which is central to a major scene in the movie thereby serving the theatrically relevant purpose of orienting the viewer to the location," Judge Owen wrote.

What exists here, though, is a streamlined approach that places the focus on you experimenting with your load-out, getting power-ups and diversifying one single class.

You mention the "What If" characters being more than a sum of their quirks, which is the opposite of what exists here -- and, I think, the opposite of what the Kate Hudson/Jennifer Aniston/Sarah Jessica Parker/Katherine Heigl movies of the past decade have accomplished.

"Maybe it was just from colonialism, or from the common belief that what comes from outside is somehow better than what exists here".

That's what existed here when there were only native Americans".

"The Philippines is a very violent society, so karaoke only triggers what already exists here when certain social rules are broken," said Roland B. Tolentino, a pop culture expert at the University of the Philippines.

If you are able to go deeper, however, you may find that a lot of your pain isn't actually coming from what exists in the here and now.

The puzzle is what federal question exists here, of the kind the Supreme Court has power to decide.

"For each project I take a lot at what this site needs, what will make sense here, and what exists at the site that we can amplify or leverage".