Sentence examples for been existing for more from inspiring English sources

This type of seasonality in returns is well-documented for several countries, and it has been existing for more than 20 years (Liu 2013).

Soil organic matter is extensively humified; some fractions existing for more than 1000 years.

There are existing models for this.

There are also existing channels for more traditional media buys like billboards, radio, and more given these have been core to the entertainment industry for years.

The road map says that an optimal path would require a larger cut by 2020 but that, as luck would have it, the optimal reduction, set at 25%, is what will be realised by existing plans for more renewable energy and improved energy efficiency if they work out.One problem with this is that the efficiency goal of a 20% improvement by 2020 seems high.

In other instances, pre-existing linkages were used for more informal communication.

Paul Dyson, a member of the city's transportation committee, said the discussion should focus on the building, not the number of flights or passengers or the amount of noise, which could all increase even at the existing terminal, where there is capacity for more planes and a greater number of passengers than the airport handles currently.

Way back when the company announced its tie-up with Sprint last year, CMO Tony Miller said that customers would be able to swap their existing devices for more recent models "at no additional charge and at any point".

Thus, dense surveys between the existing profiles of MT stations are required for more detailed interpretations.

If, for example, even genomes as closely related as those of different Escherichia coli strains differ in more than a megabasepair of sequence [ 83] and some 25% of metabolic reactions, then existing methods are surely inadequate for more distantly related species.

The organizers said they met with officials from the city and community representatives over the summer to find a solution and are still looking for more existing land-based power, which will entail upgrades to the electrical distribution system.