Sentence examples for but continue to exist from inspiring English sources
The country has also uncovered many "ghost-teachers", teachers who have died or left the school but continue to exist on paper, allowing schools to embezzle salaries worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
We suffer not only from over-capacity, but still more from the disruptive competition of companies which have no chance to survive, but continue to exist none the less, to the loss of their stockholders and the unsettlement of their industry.
But continue to exist they do.
It is a play about a ripple effect, how every generation is affected by the one prior; how heartache and pain don't disappear but continue to exist and persist for eternity, and how the world around us never stops spinning even in the wake of such immense human destruction and loss.
funestus, despite their historical role in transmission, have diminished following aggressive control activities, but continue to exist in some foci.
Half were extended or otherwise modified, while the other half are zombies — not modified but continuing to exist.
I think that the New Economy not only existed but continues to exist, even in the midst of the current downturn.
It cements an idea of photography that is no longer current but continues to exist as an unquestioned yardstick in the public eye: black and white, acutely observational, meticulously composed, charming.
The Treasury of Weary Souls, created by New York University Professor Michael Ralph and engineers from Resilient Coders, examines what slavery looked like after the trade was outlawed in 1808, but continued to exist via the smuggling, breeding and renting of slaves within the United States.
Soon after the initialization of climate change, a large difference in average dispersal distance allele values between leading- and trailing edge subpopulations arises, and this difference gradually diminishes over time but continues to exist.
Many of the maroon communities are now extinct, but several continue to exist.
