Sentence examples for existed nearly from inspiring English sources

The impulse to reform public schools in the United States has existed nearly as long as the impulse to build them.

"A civilisation like this existed nearly a thousand years ago," said Theo van Wyk, head of the arts department at the University of Pretoria.

In addition, the archaeologists identified human burials and artifacts that brought to life a ceremonial center of a chiefdom that had existed nearly 1200 years ago.

But leaders of the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church dismantled the cabin on Tuesday, putting an end to a tradition and an architectural curiosity that has existed nearly as long as the church itself.

With a breeding program that has existed nearly twice as long as other organizations, Seeing Eye has a graduation success rate of about 50percentt; 650 puppies are needed to produce about 325 graduates a year.

Before the age of revolutions, slavery and the trans-Atlantic trade in human beings existed nearly unchallenged, except by the slaves themselves (who objected to their own enslavement but rarely to the practice of slavery).

By contrast, there exist nearly $1.3 trillion dollars in global circulation.

Neal, the University Librarian, graduated from Columbia's Library School (which no longer exists) nearly 45 years ago.

The wealth in this community does not exist nearly to the level that it could -- and should".

The danger already exists: nearly 10percentt of all new H.I.V. infections in Europe are resistant to at least one drug.

A pity that these differences still exist nearly four years on from opening up UK government data.