The phrase "as time existed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the concept of time, history, or existence.
Example: "As time existed, civilizations rose and fell, leaving behind their legacies."
Alternatives: "since time began" or "throughout history".
With the former, for as long as time exists, the lines of who is complicit will always be blurred.
The idea that human beings at one time existed as isolated individuals, who interacted either through anarchic violence (Hobbes) or in pacific ignorance of one another (Rousseau), is not correct".
While bride price at one time existed as a token of appreciation exchanged between two families before a marriage, things have changed.
Paulo et al. [ 17] have inferred that divergence between phylogroups L and N were initiated by overseas dispersal between what was then the Iberian mainland and the Betic Massif that at that time existed as an island between Iberia and North Africa.
So it is not that God has always existed, for as long as time has existed, and that he always will exist, but that God does not exist in time at all.
Do you think average levels of depression, the kind that everyone experiences from time to time, exist as a chemical problem in the brain?
In this case, each elapsed time of contingency calculation is recorded, and variances of elapsed time exist as a result of different iteration times of the CA tasks.
In the work under consideration Marty argues for the thesis that space and time exist objectively as non-real entities.
But some examples of small changes between very similar species over time exist, such as the three successive species of the horned dinosaur Chasmosaurus over approximately 2.5 million years within the Dinosaur Park Formation of Canada (Holmes et al. 2001).
Space and time exist only as constructs of the mind.
