looking for particles that may or may not exist.

Similar conditions exist or may begin to exist in several locations worldwide.

The specified resource may not exist.

The specified folder may not exist.

These extremophiles tell us that life may exist in many other environments.

Worse still, a cure may not exist.

It may still exist I don't know.

Consequently, errors that may exist in other modules would not have been identified.

James allows that transempirical entities may exist, but that it's not fruitful to talk about them.

Examples All sorts of combinations may exist in nature.

Asia may not exist culturally, historically, religiously, socially, and economically, the way that Europe does.

Oh spare me, that I may recover strength, before I go away, and exist no more.

And these people, a handful of people, have been working for 20 years, looking for particles that may or may not exist.

Someday it may actually exist for humans, we'll have to see.

Now people may ask why should the House of Lords exist?

It is envisaged, however, that this period may be extended if it is determined that circumstances exist that preclude its observance.

The location where the folder was to be created may not exist.

That doesn't exist today

The group suggested that the board should disclose facilities which may exist to provide members with professional advice.

While there may exist points of agreement, it is no less certain that there are also significant differences.

The Administration agreed but stated that quot situations may exist that make it very difficult to strictly follow this recommendation quot .

The Administration agreed but stated that quot situations may exist that make it very difficult to strictly follow this recommendation. quot

We may also be confronted with false choices, seeing trade offs between output and environmental protection that don t exist.

A handicap may exist even without proof of physical limitations or other ailments.

Does that clinic still exist?

Really, problems that shouldn't exist.

Everything that will ever exist

That person doesn't exist today.

That girl doesn't exist anymore.

To anything that might exist.

To anything that might exist.

No specific requirement on their publication may exist, although a general requirement of transparency in public administration may apply.

(c) The need to fill gaps that may exist in the funding available for diversification of related activities in Africa.

The focus should be directed particularly towards impediments that may exist to the full implementation of the Programme of Action.

There may well exist different perspectives with regard to the possible substance of negotiations.

Fundamental extremism with its manifestations may continue to exist in areas in the east.

Several responses to that query exist.

And free speech, does that exist?

What mechanisms exist for the exchange of information regarding the sources, routes and means that may be used by arms traders?

To our health... and may our enemies, if they exist, be unconscious of our purpose.

These proposals may have merits, but we should not lose sight of the fact that a number of control mechanisms already exist.

77. Naturally, the assistance that may be required in any country will be specific to the conditions and circumstances as they exist.

(b) Where national action programmes exist, review them and consider action that may be needed to improve or reorientate them, as necessary

7.4 In the circumstances, the Committee considers that substantial grounds exist for believing that T.A. may risk being subjected to torture if returned to Bangladesh.

That is why miracle can exist, dude.