Sentence examples for exist longer from inspiring English sources
But Asia collectors are now beginning to see that these watches that they're buying are going to exist longer than they are.
The question is how smaller players in that larger digital ecosystem will exist longer term.
It has been found that only 15 out of all the contacts can exist longer than 10% but shorter than 20% of the simulation time.
Despite this, and, more significantly, despite the loss of their spiritual leader, Beilhart, the society continued to exist longer than most other communes at that time.
Or did the peninsula exist longer than this?
Thus, by 53 weeks after the carcinogen treatment, tumors in adiponectin knockout mice might exist longer and grow bigger than those developed in wild-type mice.
It concluded that, for men and women alike, "there seem to exist longer-term health benefits of employment among older people".
My makeup routine has existed longer than many marriages.
The diplomatic corps that used to exist no longer exists.
That hardly exists any longer.
