pre exist in a sentence

1. it also offers pre existing illness cover.

2. all pre existing diseases will be covered from day one.

3. Why join the Pre Existing Medical Conditions Pet Insurance group?

4. Now, the format has changed to four teams with two people each with a pre existing relationship.

5. We review the property in depth after each guest and will never turn the home over to you with any pre existing issues.

6. The giffgaff community has a lot of threads available on the website; you can look into these threads to find pre existing answers.

7. The game allows the players to create custom scenarios and play or choose among the 3 million pre existing levels made by different users.

8. Depending on the cat registry, they may be considered a separate breed of cat, or more often a variant of a pre existing one, if accepted at all.

9. But compression legwear is also a good choice for those with pre existing medical conditions, travelers taking long haul flights, and anyone who flies often.

10. The presence of magnetic metals in the crystal beds made it easier for the majestic Atlantean crystals to be placed in a dormant state within pre existing facilities.

11. DIVERSITY: Besides the option of choosing pre existing shapes from the Shape Library inside the APP, it also comes with a variety of colors in the joints of the cells

12. “It is therefore important to recognise loneliness may interact with pre existing vulnerabilities in some people, and these individuals should receive tailored support.”

13. (3)The presence of magnetic metals in the crystal beds made it easier for the majestic Atlantean crystals to be placed in a dormant state within pre existing facilities.

14. The ‘Mayan’ priests did indeed re-write & interpret the pre existing calendars (to a certain degree) in order to make them more applicable, more understandable for the society of their era.

15. (3) The presence of magnetic metals in the crystal beds, and magnetic field generators made it easier for the majestic Atlantean crystals to be placed in a dormant state within pre existing facilities.

16. There is a possibility to maintain pre existing bilateral agreements as long as they are not in contradiction with Community competences and the Customs Cooperation and Mutual Administrative Assistance Agreements.