Sentence examples for extant many from inspiring English sources

While none of them are extant, many are referred to in the works of other authors that are excerpted in the Digest of Justinian I.

The towerlike structure, erected for an emperor's son in the seventh century and still extant many reconstructions later, was renowned not for the prince who gave it his name but for a poet who spent a night there.

So popular was Le Roman de la rose that about 300 complete manuscripts are extant, including many illuminated copies.

The underground aqueduct thought to have been built in the time of King Hezekiah (8th century bce) is still extant, and many reservoirs and rainwater cisterns date from ancient times.

Especially given extant criticism from many, many female users who face sexualized (and other forms) of abuse on its platform — yet when they report threats of rape, for instance, they frequently report being told by Twitter that this type of speech does not violate its community standards.

For example, the conifer family Pinaceae (pines) consists of 10 extant genera; as many as 22 more genera are now extinct, many with character combinations that are different from the ones we see today.

Many extant lizard species can run bipedally, but not as obligate bipedality.

His many extant letters reveal his prodigious ministerial energy; he was also irascible and a ruthless authoritarian.

Wells drilled in Pleistocene and Pliocene age sediments encounter fossils of many extant species of benthic foraminifera and consequently paleoenvironmental interpretations are made with reasonable confidence.

Many extant initiatives focus on a relatively narrow set of activities including: Technological solutions; Integrating sustainability across the curriculum; Integrating sustainability as an operational, strategic and outreach principle.

One estimate says there are around 10m extant bearer passbooks, many of them hidden away, perhaps even forgotten, under mattresses, in wardrobes and in safe deposit boxes.