Sentence examples for existed by that from inspiring English sources

Two small Muslim trading kingdoms existed by that time at Samudra-Pasai and Perlak.

"Capitalism," Benjamin wrote in 1922, "is a purely cultic religion, perhaps the most extreme that ever existed". By that, in part, he meant that capitalism abases us before the new, subdues us not with opium but with must-have commodities.

Red Bull is an upstart by comparison, having existed by that name only since 2005, although the base of the team had existed for a few years before that.

The discovery of stromatolites (layered or conical sedimentary structures formed by sediment-binding marine algae) in 3.5-billion-year-old limestones in several parts of the world indicates that blue-green algae existed by that time.

National youth orchestras exist by that name in many countries, but not on the vast terrain of the United States, where young players generally strive to make all-state ensembles, join metropolitan area groups or attend major music camps like Interlochen that have high-level orchestras.

Interestingly, Walker ended the conversation by noting that everyone in the location space seemed to be "looking for the Holy Grail that doesn't exist". By that he means a single way to do location-based coupons.

There are also references to a video app called "Chatter," though an online communication product already exists by that name, so it may just be an internal code-name.

These fossils therefore establish not only that dinosaurs existed by this time, but that they had begun to diversify.

"There is an increasing number of people realising that the concept of anti-ageing medicine that actually works is going to be the biggest industry that ever existed by some huge margin and that it just might be foreseeable".

It would be more like cementing the Apple/Square relationship that already exists by announcing that you can now save your favorite Square merchants' cards within Passbook.

Let me put this in stark terms: Law & Order is brazenly capitalizing on the pain and trauma of young women and not only failing to compensate them for stealing their stories, but actually denying that they exist by claiming that the "story is fictional and does not depict any actual person or event".