Sentence examples for has actually existed in from inspiring English sources
The archeological site has actually existed, in stages, since the nineteenth century.
The text of the O.E.D. has actually existed in electronic form since the late 1980's, when it was put into Oxford's computers, a task that took 120 typists a year and a half.
(The company has actually existed, in various guises, since 1999. Its founder, John Delaney, an Irish accountant and entrepreneur, died in May, 2011, while climbing Mount Everest). While Intrade's election market correctly predicted that Obama was likely to win, the puzzling aspects of its operation weren't confined to what happened immediately after the first debate.
Using sketches that dates back to 1743 of a maze that may, or may not, have actually existed in the garden, the three-year project has seen rings of hornbeam hedges planted, with the final inner circles of the design due to be completed next year.
He advocated reconstructing lost components of a building in order to "reëstablish it in a finished state, which may in fact never have actually existed at any given time".
The replication committee here approaches the contradictory logic of Viollet-le-Duc, attempting to "reëstablish" that "which may in fact never have actually existed at any given time".
Perhaps the greatest challenge came with Canada's refusal to support the United States in Iraq, which brought to the surface strains in relations that had actually existed for some time.
He has also proposed something that has never actually existed in America: a unity government to pull the country back from the brink.
Your ship does not have to actually exist in the book.
These contain critical character meet and greet information, along with other Disney World destinations that you might have forgotten actually exist in Walt Disney World property.
