Sentence examples for Not extant from inspiring English sources

His logical works are not extant.

The original steps were not extant, so he created new ones.

The letters are not extant, but nevertheless it behooves me to quote from one that I may perhaps have perused.

Sotheby's report, which was thorough, noted that the sides were "not extant".

Plutarch's biographies of Alexander the Great and Caesar are also notable, though his comparison of the two is not extant.

The original code is not extant, but its content has been largely preserved in the Yōrō code (718).

It seems plausible but hardly certain, given that not all extant rock art neatly supports this idea.

Whether or not the extant banking system is what anyone would design if starting from scratch, the fact is that most intermediaries fund long-term illiquid asset portfolios with short-term liabilities, including consumer and corporate deposits.

Are not all extant organisms equally evolved?

They were not like extant microbes, but probably simpler than any cell now alive, and may have lacked not only protein-based catalysis, but also perhaps even the familiar genetic macromolecules, with their ribose-phosphate backbones.

After the completion of a change the capacity to undergo that very change will not be extant any longer: once someone has reached Athens she does not any longer possess the capacity to get there.