Sentence examples for extant but from inspiring English sources

They are extant, but, in almost every way, are already extinct.

Approximately 50 maqāmāt are extant, but a small number are by far the most widely used.

The letters are not extant, but nevertheless it behooves me to quote from one that I may perhaps have perused.

The original code is not extant, but its content has been largely preserved in the Yōrō code (718).

Either you reduce the number of mosquitoes that can transmit disease or keep the mosquito population extant but populate it with mosquitoes that can't transmit the disease.

Two titles, Help and His First Tooth (both 1916), are extant, but have no archival sources, as they exist in a private collection.

Well, more like voodoo mixed with some extant metrics, but you have to love the attempt to make the Oscars comport to some sort of logic.

The current retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art (through March 20th) not only includes all his extant movies but also makes available his complete collaborations with a number of women.

Mosquitoes, by contrast, have a rich extant diversity but a fragmentary fossil record concentrated in a few sites of exceptional preservation11.

A Sailor's Heat (1912) is another extant title, but Bess Meredyth is not credited on FIAF, nor is the film listed in AFI.

This process was in all likelihood important before the appearance of the oldest extant rocks, but after that time the second process, organic photosynthesis, became predominant.