Sentence examples for existed with more from inspiring English sources

A.O.I. is, in one sense, huge, among the largest companies that ever existed, with more than two hundred billion dollars in assets.

We determined if Hippocrates' aphorism could predict death in community living older adults in the modern era and if a gradient effect existed, with more severe appetite and cognitive loss being associated with a worse prognosis than less severe appetite and cognitive loss.

Almost a dozen of these funds now exist, with more on the way.

Freedom of the press has ceased to exist, with more than 30 journalists killed since 1992 and 150 or more forced into exile.

And I think it's important that the love poems in the book exist with more outward-looking poems about the state of the world and education.

Only about a hundred groups of isolated indigenous people are believed to still exist, with more than half of them living in the wilderness that straddles Peru's border with Brazil.

The BBC's current TV services could still exist with more flexible methods of funding, its report adds.

I hope that, by the end, readers will see that electronic writing does not herald the end of literature, but rather the birth of a new art form that can co-exist with more conventional modes of writing.

We conclude that, in our setting, there is a barrier to approaching medical staff in a health facility that does not exist with more familiar, local field workers.

A similar problem may exist with more recent suggestions [41], [69], [70] that reward and value effects that have been documented in recent studies of LIP [30], [32], [34] should be subsumed under the rubric of attention.

In contrast to wBol1a, both wBol1b and wBol2 exist with more than one mtDNA haplotype, and these haplotypes are shared with uninfected sympatric individuals.