Sentence examples for had existed to from inspiring English sources

Christians say an informal arrangement had existed to rotate the job of district head between the two groups.

The advertising recession forced Fox into a conservative bid, but it would have been more aggressive if Fox Sports 1 had existed to bring in subscriber revenue.

Mr. Clinton would later apologize for the failure to stop the killings, and said in an Oval Office interview that perhaps things could have been done differently if an international force had existed to do the job.

So if the technology had existed to make a Fantastic Four movie in 1966 it would have been amazing, because you had Kennedy and the space race and all of that.

Graeme Swann, now a captain of England and respected senior pro, happily depicts himself in his earlier days as "a young lunatic" but he believes that his progress into the England side would have been much faster if Twenty20 had existed to harness his maverick talents.

His logic was simple: if social media had existed to offer an alternative, and much less risky, means of mobilising supporters and sending a message to enemies, there would have been no need for Sadat's assassination, which was carried out during a military parade in front of scores of TV cameras with the objective of sparking a broad uprising.

For at least 30 years, the technology has existed to convert this waste into electricity.

Anti-Semitism has existed to some degree wherever Jews have settled outside Palestine.

A treaty has existed to prohibit counterfeiting currency for decades, it is high time to adopt one for medicines.

However, no support has existed to date for users to exchange and reuse topes.

And mods have existed to make this possible for quite a while now.