Sentence examples for continues to exist for from inspiring English sources
And of course, even if — in many cases — the engine continues to exist for a while after the destruction of the car, it certainly doesn't follow that the engine is immortal, that it continues to exist forever.
It's true that this type of double standard continues to exist for mothers and fathers.
Therefore, Aristotle too is forced to admit that the world is somehow generated, though it continues to exist for eternity.
As an activity system starts (t0 in Figure 1), it continues to exist for an extended period of time, some artifacts of its actions become boundary objects (t1).
As we just saw, Proclus distinguishes between what is eternal in an absolute sense (the intelligible realm) and what is eternal because it continues to exist for the whole of time, what Boethius later called "aevum" in distinction from "aeternum".
Sometimes again the minor premise is an admitted fact, as for instance, "But all men wish to live a happy life," while sometimes it requires to be proved, as for example the statement quoted above, "That which is dissolved into its elements is devoid of feeling," since it is doubtful whether the soul is immortal after its release from the body or only continues to exist for a time.
The existing Open Comments threads will continue to exist for those who do not subscribe to Independent Minds.
"They've continued to exist for decades without changing very much, because they haven't needed to".
