Sentence examples for which exists because from inspiring English sources

In legal terms, that is called 'adverse possession', which exists because governments have recognised that we are a very small island".

Much of that discrepancy could be explained by known particles in the fizz, which exists because the strange science of quantum mechanics lets the muons spend part of their lives in the guise of those other particles.

This is a quite audaciously pragmatic product, which exists because someone has calculated that if you multiply The King's Speech to the power of Roosevelt and then add Bill Murray, the tills that rang out (to the tune of $250m) for Tom Hooper's film are going to be Liberty bell loud this time around.

The growing charter school sector — which exists because of legislation Congress passed in 1995 — now enrolls nearly half the city's public school students, and the nation's only federally funded voucher program, created by Congress in 2004, helps more than 1,000 children attend private and religious schools at taxpayer expense.

I work closely with applicants so they fully understand both the objective criteria for newsstand placement, which exists because of a lawsuit the association brought 25 years ago, as well as the subjective aspects of placing a newsstand on crowded Manhattan corners.

Let { x n } be the sequence given by the statement, which exists because of Lemma 3.6, and assume that there exists ( u, v ) ∈ K 1 × K 2 and r < δ ( A, B ) such that d ( u, v ) = dist ( A, B ) and lim sup n → ∞ d ( u, T x n ) ≤ r, lim sup n → ∞ d ( x n, v ) ≤ r.

We do have figures for packaging waste, which exist because "polluter pays" regulations require companies producing or selling packaging to fund a certain amount of recycling.

The objective of multipath exploitation is to identify these multipath returns, which exist because of the target and its surrounding reflecting geometry, and exploit them to improve the radar system performance.

The best example of this is the development of our earrings which exist because I was trying to make an earring that was light and convertible.What makes our locks special is their weightiness which is the precise opposite of what makes earrings special.

Clinton's language breaks two cardinal rules for politicians, in fact, which exist because the risk is so plain to see.

Connectedness is a means to sort out organizations, which exist because of combinatorial effects; see Definition 7. We scanned all 1085 models in the database and tried to find all discrete organizations for an N max of 10 if possible.