Sentence examples for existence more than from inspiring English sources

The extremophiles represent alternative, carbon-based life paths that diverged from the rest of existence more than three billion years ago.

"The hours-of-service final rule represents a significant improvement in addressing driver fatigue over the current rule that has been in existence more than 60 years," Ms. Sandberg said.

In the three years that the program, called Fugitive Safe Surrender, has been in existence, more than 17,000 people have turned themselves in at churches from Nashville to Rochester.

Moreover, he pointed out that the town does not even own the gate, which was built by a farm cooperative that went out of existence more than 50 years ago.

CSA estimated that in the first two years of the service's existence, more than 11,500 conventional cars in the greater Paris region had been sold – or not bought – thanks to Autolib', and put the projected figure over five years at around 28,000.

Plant cystatins have been the object of intense research since the publication of a first paper reporting their existence more than 20 years ago.

Because "existence" means more than simply life, it is projective, containing an irreducibly fictive element, but in this "being more than" life, it is therefore contaminated by mortality.

Then they measured the breakdown of this perplexing state of existence more methodically than ever before.

"We've expanded over the course of our 32-year existence more times than any other conference in the country.

Cohen's men parse their existence more thinly than a slice of good prosciutto that they might eat at a dinner party they'd rather not be attending.

For the first time in the Internet's brief existence, more women than men are going online, according to a survey by Media Metrix and Jupiter Communications.