Examples of using Could exist in English and their translations into Arabic
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Souls could exist in those things.
Supermassive black holes could exist in two states.
We were previously unaware that something like this could exist.
Places where life could exist underneath the ice.
Systems like the ones that we were creating on the fly could exist ahead of time.
And prove that I could exist in both your world and mine.
They seemed to besaying there was some other type of electron that could exist.
I didn't know so much passion could exist in one so young.
Coherence problems could exist at various levels, including the local, national and regional levels.
It seemed ludicrous to him that art could exist without meaning;
These creatures could exist anywhere. We have just been unaware of them.
But combined in a certain way,they can create something that still looks three-dimensional, like it could exist.
The attacks also showed that terrorism could exist only with the support and complicity of States.
But the unintended consequencewas that I did not know that people like me could exist in literature.
Democracy and consensus could exist only on the basis of different opinions and a willingness for dialogue.
Nothing about the bosses, the brass… how corruption like this could exist without anybody knowing about it.
These three forces are characterized by a similar mathematical structure,so physicists believe that GUT could exist.
She noted that different forms of clusters could exist, ranging from informal clusters to export processing zones.
Just like matter can exist as liquid or solid, so the Higgs field,the substance that fills all space-time, could exist in two states.
To that end, criteria could exist for global programmes, which would support regional, national and local initiatives.
My goodness, who would have thought that such a rare butterfly could exist in this tin cocoon?
No sustainable economic development could exist at the expense of forestland, and it would therefore continue to fight deforestation.
Ms. Schonmann(Israel) said that terrorism transcended boundaries and nationalities and could exist only with the support and complicity of States.
Given the elimination of these pernicious influences,Marx allowed that"normal conditions of spontaneous development" of the rural commune could exist.
Though in 1215, the Fourth Lateran Council allowed that Cyprian could be wrong andsalvation could exist outside the church… though not outside Christ.
Whereas assistance, control or coercion could exist in relations between sovereign States, the issue was more complex when it came to international organizations.
It was further said thatsignificant differences in the technical features of those models could exist, for example, with respect to the type of electronic signature and associated level of security.
For example, a system could exist that would limit how lasers are used to track satellites or that establishes rules on how micro-satellites can operate in proximity to other satellites.
It was observed that set-off was difficult to define and could exist in several different forms, both legal and equitable and that it raised important issues of timing and questions of conduct.
A discharge zone could exist without any water being present on the surface; in many areas the upward flow system kept the groundwater table permanently close to the surface.