Sentence examples for exists for long from inspiring English sources

An ambitious plan for nuclear development exists for long in China.

A pressing need exists for long-acting, non-addictive medicines to treat chronic pain, a major societal burden.

Immunosuppressive treatments are available to suppress acute cardiac rejection; however, no viable treatment exists for long-term cardiac graft failure.

Except for interfacing with the shore grid, no need exists for long-term coordination with neighboring microgrids   h.

Continued follow-up provides an opportunity to assess long-term trends in risk and helps clarify uncertainty, which still exists for long-term survivors.

If there is no revenue, your job will not exist for long.

While the agitating may bring a sweeter bid, MetroPCS is unlikely to prosper or exist for long on its own.

Revolutions in the region have a habit of going horribly wrong, and this may well have something to do with the fact that Islam and democracy appear to find it difficult to co-exist for long.

Mark Evanier, a comic-book writer and historian, said that before Mr. Daniels, "nobody thought to write the history of the industry," adding that "back then, it was a sloppily run, disposable business that no one thought would exist for long".

Several luminosity relations currently exist for long gamma-ray bursts (GRBs).

In fact, large-scale 'informationization' in the field of education hasn't existed for long.