Sentence examples for which also existed from inspiring English sources

But they spoke the same language, which also existed in a written form.

The federal plot to get him, which also existed in the first "Phenomenon," recalls the delusions of John Nash in "A Beautiful Mind," but here the plot is no hallucination.

Instead, Taylor blamed the Bulletin's death on costly union contracts (which also existed at the Inquirer and Daily News), stiff suburban competition, cutthroat actions by Knight Ridder executives, the chain's superior financial resources and the fact, as he saw it, that the afternoon metropolitan newspaper was a "dinosaur".

Surveys of the US military show substantial support for Trump, which also exists within the FBI.

Conservationists have searched for non-violent remedies to such conflicts, which also exist in India and Sri Lanka, such as planting chilis near crops or using drones to scare elephants away.

Israel says the graffiti, which also exist in the West Bank, offer a clear example of Palestinian incitement that glorifies and encourages terrorism.

Today across Europe, only Ireland, the Czech Republic and the European Commission have formal equivalents, which also exist in Australia, New Zealand, and soon perhaps in Japan and at the United Nations.

Later, they build a nursery (which also exists in the "real" Up home – see the pics in the link above) but are disappointed when Ellie is unable to become pregnant.

In the iOS app, on the left-hand side an "apps" section will link to Facebook apps which also exist as iOS applications.

But today Treat customers received notice via email that the service, which also exists as an online destination, is soon to be no more.

SnagFilms (iPad: Free) More than 3,000 documentaries are contained within SnagFilms, which also exists online and via applications on multiple platforms.