Sentence examples for existence by the end of from inspiring English sources

Almost certainly all living orders and most living families of birds were in existence by the end of the Eocene.

The most startling revelation is the simultaneous existence by the end of the fourth millennium B.C. of pure abstraction, highly stylized figuration and representational art close to nature.

Sharpies emerged from Melbourne's suburbs in the early 70s and evolved out of existence by the end of the decade.

Three fraternities of Buddhism had come into existence by the end of the Anuradhapura Kingdom; Mahavihara, Abhayagiri and Jetavana.

At most, the government reckoned it'd only have to account for 150 scientists, military personnel and their families during Los Alamos' existence, but by the end of its first operational year there were more than 1,500 people inhabiting this shanty town.

There are currently 40 in existence, with 200 planned by the end of the year.

The temperature is on the way to be three degrees centigrade hotter by the middle of the century, which is almost antithetical to human existence, and six degrees by the end of the century - this is the top leading scientific data now that is available.

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

By the end of his turbulent existence — he died in 1994, at the age of sixty-five — Osborne, whose habit of high living had earned him the nickname Champagne Johnny, and who signed himself "Ex-Playwright," had become the kind of High Tory, Anglican country gent he'd once inveighed against.

And by the end of Jed's long life a rustic existence has more to recommend it.

"With half the country Syrians by the end of the year there is a serious problem about the future existence of Lebanon".