Sentence examples for but existed from inspiring English sources
The Hacker's Dictionary wasn't published as a book back then, but existed underground on vast computer systems.
Its ethics, adulterated by myth and art, were also disseminated by Christianity and Islām but existed in purest form in Judaism.
During the cold war the term described those states which had a formal independence but existed in barely disguised servitude to Moscow.
The later version was distributed publicly in 1998, but existed in some form as early as 1995, according to an online archive kept by Greenpeace.
Guzmán maintained his mentor Avilés' system, and that of Gallardo: he never declared war on the state, as have the Zetas, but existed alongside it, entwined with it.
Baluchistan, as it has been called for centuries, includes parts of contemporary Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan, but existed as an entity long before the boundaries of any of these modern states were drawn.
Does not exist in reality but exists in the understanding.
But exist we do, everywhere, in all walks of life.
TH2B is barely detected in spermatogonia, but exists in spermatids.
But friction existed between the two schools.
