Sentence examples for existing for more from inspiring English sources

Soil organic matter is extensively humified; some fractions existing for more than 1000 years.

After existing for more than a thousand years, the Mayan city of Tikal collapsed in the ninth century.

However, after existing for more than a year with what its now former CEO describes as no outside capital, it shut down.

This type of seasonality in returns is well-documented for several countries, and it has been existing for more than 20 years (Liu 2013).

It could have become another Wikipedia or Craigslist, existing for a more noble cause than just profit, but it chose Wall Street.

It doesn't look like they plan any major expansion of fossil fuel infrastructure, but have simply expanded the capacity factor of existing power plants where necessary -- i.e. operating existing plants for more hours.

In some cases, improving the tracks will allow use of existing equipment for more trips each day.

Officials drafted a plan to move much of the nation's passenger traffic onto high-speed routes by 2020, freeing existing tracks for more freight.

That's why Labour remains firmly committed to getting long-distance rail services on to a new north-south rail line, freeing up space on existing track for more frequent local services.

As well as allowing the canal to handle the vast new ships, that would free up the existing waterways for more traffic, at a cost, some estimates suggest, of around $8 billion.

The road map says that an optimal path would require a larger cut by 2020 but that, as luck would have it, the optimal reduction, set at 25%, is what will be realised by existing plans for more renewable energy and improved energy efficiency if they work out.One problem with this is that the efficiency goal of a 20% improvement by 2020 seems high.