Questioning closely means existential ontological questing.
Formal logicians are not concerned with existential matters.
Bostrom: With trains, there was no discussion of existential risks.
Does this mean procrastination is an existential issue?
A statement asserting the existence of a trend is existential, not universal.
The two sides, both ruthless, are engaged in what they see as an existential struggle.
The European: And what effect might that have on the probability of existential risk?
Linguistics have been arguing about some ideas in English existential sentence.
As the potential for existential risks increases, we must be careful to examine the possible consequences of technological innovation.
The artist named his works as "Horizon Field" and he hopes they would make people ponder human beings' existential issues.
Bostrom: My focus has been on existential risks, which are at the far end of the severity spectrum.
We may love our kids in an existential way equally; we would die to save all of them, and we are totally invested in them.
The significance of the rebellion lies in its exposure of an old, deep problem that could fester until it assumes existential import for Mr Cameron's premiership.
Science involves confronting our "absolute stupidity." That kind of stupidity is an existential fact, inherent in our efforts to push our way into the unknown.
The larger body of humanity is aware of this challenge, and it recognizes that we need more people who are Truthful, Loving, and Powerful to deal with this existential threat.
You said the resurrection is a miracle so therefore the resurrection is impossible; there is something very logically fishy about negative ACTS true negative ACTS as existential sentences isn't there?
It offers a rationale for the union's future, whereas the existential concept is a product of unprecedented historical experience-the post-war reconstruction of Europe and the fall of the Berlin Wall.
