Sentence examples for whatever existing from inspiring English sources

Because there is little affordable housing being built, whatever existing quality housing stock remains is sometimes fought over by prospective buyers with dueling bids.

It is strange that our treatment and healing should happen in cold utilitarian sheds, or else awkwardly squeezed into whatever existing building might be cheap enough for GPs to rent.

If there is any kind of physical touching or even signs of jealously, your crush obviously has feelings for you secretly, but just doesn't want to ruin whatever existing friendship you two have created.

His position is that although whatever exists has relations and is conditioned, it is nonetheless a specific existing thing with qualities of its own.

As with any big technology story, people will fit Facebook's WhatsApp acquisition neatly into whatever their existing narrative is for what's happening around smartphones, social networking and big tech more generally.

That's $200 on top of whatever your existing service package is.

"If someone is already interested in power play or being a sub, they can take that existing imagery and adopt it to whatever their existing proclivities are".

"The bad news is, we're having to take action with a trading partner on an agreement where the terms of that agreement said that all you have to do is enforce whatever your existing laws are.

Wodeham finds this alternative opposed by the most evident of reasons something akin to Anselm's ontological argument: whatever is actually existing (existens in actu) is de facto more noble than what is not in existence.

It was this: "Whatever is the existing degree of progression, people who pay the top rate will think it is too much".

According to Spinoza's account of causation, this means that existing substances exist in virtue of conceptual relations to whatever explains their existence, and, similarly, conceptual relations explain the non-existence of non-existing substances.