Sentence examples for ever extant from inspiring English sources

Craigslist, ever extant, still lumbers like some forgotten Jurassic leviathan in the fading light of classified ads.

One commercial firm may well be able to sell you every extant public tweet ever sent – and another may do the same for other social media services.

Unlike wheat, diploid predecessors of tetraploid and hexaploid oat have not been identified, and plasticity within genomes makes it unlikely that diploid ancestors will ever be recognized unequivocally, since extant diploids have likely diverged since oat polyploidization.

There's Have I Got News For You, a spin-off from the (still extant, and wickeder than ever) News Quiz; and Tony Hancock's finest half-hours were actually on the screen.

However, the first two statistical studies into intron evolution produced opposite results: Qiu et al. concluded that ancient introns (if they ever existed) have not survived in extant genes [ 83] whereas Roy and Gilbert came to the conclusion that the great majority of introns, even lineage-specific ones, were ancient [ 84].

Neither Louisa nor John Quincy ever mentioned Rachel Clark's manumission in any extant diary or letter.

We evolved the same way every other extant or extinct species that ever existed evolved--up to a point.

There is no extant contemporary evidence, however, that Jænberht ever recognised Hygberht as an archbishop.

But it's always good to have every extant episode available at your fingertips.

"This is very speculative, because we really have no idea whether or not there are extant organisms on Mars or whether there ever was life on Mars," Dr. Pratt said.

The oldest extant copy, which is also the oldest existing mathematics book ever printed, dates from 1213.