Sentence examples for did not exist after from inspiring English sources

Illinois police Wednesday confirmed that one of its officers executed "a carefully staged suicide" which triggered an extensive manhunt for suspects that did not exist, after the cop became nervous about an audit he believed would expose his years-long embezzlement of public funds.

The IMD 2010 applies to post-boundary change local authorities and therefore those which did not exist after 2009 were excluded from the analysis.

The 156-bp methylated Alu was cut into 112-bp and 44-bp fragments by Cac8I, whereas the unmethylated Alu was not cut because these cleavage positions did not exist after bisulfite modification.

In the present investigation, we also found plasma vitamin C positively related with albumin in Spearman correlation analysis, but the association did not exist after adjustment for sex, age, diabetes, mode of dialysis and other confounding effects.

It didn't exist before Cooder arrived in Cuba and dreamed it up on the spot — he had gone to Cuba to make a record with some African guitarists who encountered immigration difficulties and never arrived — and it didn't exist after he left.

Some researchers argued that itch-specific neurons didn't exist after all, suggesting that neurons treat itch as a type of pain.

In the case of the systems powering the hacked Jeep, however, an air gap didn't exist: after combining a few different security vulnerabilities, the hackers discovered a link between the system driving the car and the uConnect system powering the dashboard entertainment unit.

Avicenna also recognizes an intermediate type of efficient cause: This third type gives being to an effect that does not exist after absolute nonexistence or after a specific privation in matter; rather the existence of this effect is preceded by the existence of something else, which is non-material.

For instance, when the Buddha is questioned about the post-mortem status of the enlightened person or arhat (e.g., at M I.483 8)  the possibilities are listed as: (1) the arhat continues to exist after death, (2) does not exist after death, (3) both exists and does not exist after death, and (4) neither exists nor does not exist after death.

Avicenna explains the inferiority of the lowest type of efficient cause as follows: This type gives being to an effect that does not exist after absolute nonexistence but after a specific privation in matter.

If we opt for the second solution we appear to run head on into the problem of the subject, for assuming that we do not exist after we are alive, no one is left to incur harm.