Sentence examples for which exists almost from inspiring English sources
The iconography, which exists almost entirely online, includes clip art of dolphins jumping through pyramids, aquamarine-haired mermaids with SpongeBob T-shirts, and psychedelic orbs flying over computer-generated waves.
The potential for natural and political disaster in the capital, which exists almost as an independent city state, is seldom realised by the diplomats, intelligence officers, soldiers, aid workers and journalists who live there.
The reaction proceeds via a Schiff base adduct, followed by the Amadori rearrangement to form a stable fructosyl valine, which exists almost exclusively in the pyranose form (Mortensen and Christophersen 1982).
And while these travelers can tell you in detail about the fuming tide pools of seafood they were served at Azurmendi or the edible river stones at Mugaritz, their fondest memories may be of the kitschy San Sebastian pintxos bar A Fuego Negro, which exists almost as a modernist joke on the excesses of modernism.
Jewish communities, which existed almost everywhere, were especially important in the towns of Champagne and Languedoc.
Trace metals which are of great concern are those which exist almost everywhere in the environment such as Cr, Cu, Zn, Fe, Mn and Pb.
Just 10 days after the release of iOS 4.3.4 (which existed almost solely to kill off a potentially nasty PDF exploit), they're back with another one: iOS 4.3.5.
Almost all information which exists about them come from their vidas (biographies) and razós (contextual explanations of the songs), the brief descriptions that were assembled in song collections called chansonniers.
Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) infection is one of the most prevalent infectious diseases worldwide, which exists in almost 50% of the world's population.
As I wrote in the Concise Encyclopedia of Economics: "What complicates the picture is socialized medicine, which exists in almost every country outside the United States and even, with Medicare and Medicaid, in the United States.
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