Sentence examples for what still exists from inspiring English sources
The other day I went looking for what still exists of Chopin's trail.
What still exists shows the range of the Crazy Eddie ads, all following the same basic script.
Instead, the amygdala jump-starts the rest of the brain into analytical overdrive — prompting repeated reassessments of information in an attempt to create a coherent and understandable narrative, to understand what just happened, what threats still exist and what should be done now.
While there has been some progress in addressing this disparity (the Department for International Development has committed to tripling its nutrition funding between 2013 and 2020), a huge gap in what is needed and what is available still exists.
The force is also currently consulting with the National Aboriginal Policing Services to determine more definitively what training exists across the country and what gaps still exist.
They also serve as valuable models, revealing what more needs to be done and what obstacles still exist before we can realize the goal of truly integrated literature and research data.
It doesn't matter if there are, like, three Norwegians left, because what they contributed still exists.
What questions still exist regarding this plan?
The hatred and malignity with which Canning was assailed by the Tory aristocracy in 1827 showed what prejudice still existed against a prime minister born outside the governing class.
