existent

On the other hand, if there is no God, believing in him anyway will cost you very little, and not believing in him will mean nothing in the non-existent after life.

Voice search was virtually non-existent just five years ago.

It means that many of the terms and topics we’re disregarding due to non-existent search volume figures could actually represent great opportunities.

If that deterrent is not existent, I’m not sure what will cause a nursing home to do better.

With non-existent content quality oversight, indexable filtering and no canonicals, the total number of landing pages could not be precisely gauged — a conservative estimate at the time was about 1 billion landing pages.

The contemplation of the wonders of Eternity does not conceal the advantages of actual and existent Time.

Every existent thing, that is, every individual object, is a compound of matter and form.

But he does fall into the second, when he identifies the Lawful with the Real or Existent.

To reflect on any thing simply, and to reflect on it as existent, are nothing different from each other.

Spiritual creation is not a mere copy, an employment of an existent time-character.