Sentence examples for existence at the end from inspiring English sources

Out of an estimated seventy-two hundred hedge funds in existence at the end of 2010, seven hundred and seventy-five failed or closed in 2011, as did eight hundred and seventy-three in 2012, and nine hundred and four in 2013.

The awkwardly named hybrid agency responsible for the regulation of offshore drilling, the Interior Department's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement, is being reorganized out of existence at the end of the month, barely 16 months after its creation.

The number of wallets in existence at the end of the third quarter grew to 6.5 million from 1.3 million a year earlier.

The French giants are also currently top of the French Top 14, while Edinburgh are second from bottom of the Pro12, the only club below them - Aironi - set to go out of existence at the end of the season.

Additionally, all six turtle families in existence at the end of the Cretaceous survived into the Paleogene and are represented by current species.

Existence: All assets, liabilities and net asset balances that were recorded on the Statement of Financial Position existed at the end of the financial period.

"We're going to cease existence at the end of January," Crane told me.

That Line of Control came into existence in 1972, at the end of the third all-out war between India and Pakistan.

The second thing to say is that the courage that spurred the consortium into existence, a year ago, flagged at the end.

A competent, terminally ill adult, having lived nearly the full measure of his life, has a strong liberty interest in choosing a dignified and humane death rather than being reduced at the end of his existence to a childlike state of helplessness, diapered, sedated, incompetent," said the majority opinion, written by Judge Stephen Reinhardt.

The three journalists left the evening having heard another side of the story, one from three friends who lead a normal, middle class existence at neither end of the extreme, but who are frustrated that their voice is not being heard by the international media.