Sentence examples for existence at a time from inspiring English sources

The office came into existence at a time when similar offices were being established by state governments.

But for most writers it can be a perilous existence at a time when the publishing industry is under significant pressure.

I'd put it this way: it so happened that the euro came into existence at a time when the German economy was in the doldrums.

The discovery of the programmes is part of the wider project to rediscover lost programmes wiped from existence at a time when anyone suggesting that TV programmes should be repeated would have been laughed off the premises.

But if one thing can be said for such an arduous existence at a time of national crisis and anxiety, it is this: nobody living off the grid here can identify any way his or her life has changed since Sept. 11.

At least, I believe that if fictional individuals exist, and if such individuals are the creations of the authors responsible for the works in which they are mentioned, then the author responsible for bringing a fictional individual into existence at a time is essential to the existence of that individual.

A vested member would also be permitted to change his or her selection to lock in a different award in existence at any time prior to an increase in award levels.

Despite the opposition of some, many Palestinians see the study of Western classical music — part of a broader cultural revival in the West Bank — as a source of hope, a way to connect to the outer world from a hemmed-in and controlled existence, particularly at a time when hope for a Palestinian state seems ever more distant.

The statistical basis of classification of disease employs analysis of the incidence (the numbers of new cases of a specific disease that occur during a certain period) and the prevalence rate (number of cases of a disease in existence at a certain time) of diseases.

Its existence also happens at a time when the role of nuclear power in the country's energy future is uncertain.

He is especially concerned to attack a conception of eternity as existence at every time, a conception he attributes to Aristotle.