Sentence examples for has existed a from inspiring English sources

"For some years now," he writes, "there has existed a popular belief that the Western world faces a profound crisis".

Since the beginning of what the Poles call the "renewal" of their country, there has existed a curious disparity between Polish and Western judgments about the direction in which events are moving there.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, April 20 , 1981P. 27 Since the beginning of what the Poles call the "renewal" of their country, there has existed a curious disparity between Polish and Western judgments about the direction in which events are moving there.

However, Professor David Larcker, one of the conference organizers, reminded the panelists that since 1997, there has existed a body of academic literature showing opportunistic and thus potentially abusive pricing of options, Ciesielski says.

Dating back to pederasty in Ancient Greece, there has existed a sincere social bond between older gay men and male youth – perhaps in the form of today's "bears" and "twinks" – where intimacy was mingled with the dispensing of emotional intellect.

If you have found your way into the feminist movement, it is important to realize that sexism has existed a lot longer than feminism, and that feminism has a lot of catching up to do.

The window of opportunity that may have existed a couple of weeks ago has closed.

But his most extravagant assertion that there had existed a whole lost world, filled with lost species remained just that.

But his most extravagant assertion — that there had existed a whole lost world, filled with lost species — remained just that.

Next time bug your publisher to print using a better colour scheme and this review may have existed a lot sooner!

She said the signs had existed a full seven years before she was diagnosed, but her doctors kept giving her an all-clear.