Sentence examples for which clearly exists from inspiring English sources
He wants no part of the truly awful side of the industry, which clearly exists, in Montreal and elsewhere.
He wants no part of the truly awful side of the industry, which clearly exists, in Montreal as elsewhere.
What's more, it lingers on even among people who claim, perhaps sincerely, that they are free of it: "Modernist or rationalist arguments are not harmonious with one another, except in their conclusions, which clearly exist in anticipation of various justifications.
But if we cannot have any ideas of things or substances other than our ideas of their properties, which clearly exist in minds, then the only clear ideas of things that we have is as ideas, and in that case, if they do not seem to exist in our own individual, human minds, then things or substances must be ideas in some other non-human, i.e., divine mind.
The possibility of an interaction effect between geographic and temporal factors clearly exists, which was tested by performing a modified version of Mantel's test.
I think if we hadn't done that the government wouldn't have survived for five years and actually wouldn't have built up the sort of bedrock of stability upon which you can then build the open arguments which clearly need to exist in a coalition.
Thus, fertilization success in competitive fertilization trials inferred from later stage offspring would erroneously suggest pre-zygotic barriers which clearly do not exist in these closely related species.
However, functional redundancy clearly exists between this group of helicases, which illustrates the importance of regulating recombination reactions.
It quickly becomes very tiresome, which is a shame because for every three scenes of rote tedium, there's one where a kernel of an idea clearly exists, yearning to sprout in a more professional picture.
Division Among Umpires A division still clearly exists among umpires.
