Sentence examples for which do exist from inspiring English sources

"They don't appear to be much more competitive than the existing 95% mortgages, which do exist even if there's not that many," she said.

In many ILC algorithms, nonlinear input uncertainties such as saturation, dead-zone and hysteresis, which do exist due to practical implementations, are always ignored.

It is "unique", said head of miniature portraits Jennifer Tonkin, as the pictures of the poet which do exist "rarely show him looking directly at the viewer".

The pessimists would say that intelligent governments, which do exist, that have smart engineers that work for them can figure out ways of breaking the internet.

But many Palestinians claim the tunnels, which do exist, are a pretext for a policy of demolishing houses in Rafah to increase Israeli security along the border area.

And despite labels that suggest otherwise, genuine alternatives — which do exist, and make many of the ethical questions about meat moot — are very difficult for even an educated eater to find.

Recognising the BME managerial talent which does exist and being less risk averse in senior appointments.

A review of the literature revealed very little published material relating to this type of programme and that which did exist was predominantly American in origin.

Furthermore, relatively little research has investigated the issue of socially desirable responding on self-reported driver behaviour in general, and that which does exist has several shortcomings.

Had this letter, which did exist, been read off the page by Arago himself, Le Verrier's intentions would have been obvious.

I criticised the lack of this information (which does exist, and can usually be coerced into appearing by prodding the top of the screen) with WP7.