Sentence examples for exist at the end from inspiring English sources

"Demand that existed at the beginning of the first quarter didn't exist at the end," Mr. McCarron said.

All (almost all) the people whose benefits were cut will still exist, at the end of this parliament.

In fact, you can make the argument that it was actually Vivian, not Thelma and Louise, who ceased to exist at the end of her film.

It was perverse of me to concoct a sentence with so many concepts that didn't exist at the end of the 16th century.

Storytlr, a nifty web application centered around the concept of lifestreaming, will cease to exist at the end of this year.

Heat treatment parameters, phase stability and the operating temperature etc. direct how many and which phases will exist at the end.

As if the flushers believed that some bubbly aquatic afterlife existed at the end of the sewer pipe, a place where Sea-Monkeys frolicked and played baseball.

Exams over, this is the time to get down to the real business finding out whether a job exists at the end of the programme.

The result is an economy that is at least as prone to big boom-bust cycles as what existed at the end of the 19th century.

During the last Congressional session, more than 300 caucuses were registered with the Committee on House Administration — almost double the number of caucuses that existed at the end of President George W. Bush's first term.

Critics have argued that the Security Council and its five permanent members reflect the power structure that existed at the end of World War II, when much of the world was under colonial rule.