Sentence examples for existence for some time from inspiring English sources

The children, who unleashed a pack of ferocious dogs when the deputies showed up to try to coax them out, have lived a shut-off existence for some time, the authorities said.

The TrustLaw website has been in existence for some time, linking up local NGOs and social entrepreneurs with established law firms who are prepared to offer legal advice on a pro-bono basis.

Telesurgery has been in existence for some time, but there have been substantial barriers to its implementation, including adequate bandwidth and delays in video feedback.

The technologies required to fuse a digital and physical experience have been in existence for some time already — the hard part has been combining a strong use case with an experience that people actually want to have.

It's an orchestra that's been in existence for some time now, close to twenty years.

The agent said that she's been aware of the wild goat's existence for some time, and began seeing it about eight years ago.

That's been a year to year, three year hand to-mouth existence for quite some time.

Phenomenology in the United States lived a rather marginal existence for quite some time, notwithstanding the meritorious journal of Philosophy and Phenomenological Research founded by Husserl's student Marvin Farber, who was also the author of The Foundation of Phenomenology (1943).

Amazon's transactional A.I. is something that's been in existence for quite some time, allowing it to make astronomical amounts of money online.

Even though her husband, Torvald Kevin Kempp), has recently been promoted to the position of bank manager, they have been living a spartan existence for quite some time and seem to be free of any personal debts.

Distract yourself a little with your friends; you've probably been living a horrific dream-like existence for quite some time.