Sentence examples for has existed one from inspiring English sources

Translated, the song says, "Since the world has existed, one thing is certain: Some build walls, and others open doors".

These results demonstrate that both organisms would have existed; one was C. albicans of catheter origin and the other was T. laibachii of unknown origin.

Respondents of networks that have existed one to three years mentioned that collaboration was still developing, while respondents of networks of more than 10 years also felt that the network was still in a developmental phase.

Historically, two sets of regulations promulgating section 361 have existed: one designed to prevent the introduction, transmission, and spread of communicable diseases from foreign countries into the United States and the other designed to prevent the interstate movement of communicable diseases within the United States.

It would be as if East and West Berlin had existed on top of one another, rather than side by side, with a complex set of rules governing points of contact across the gerrymandered Cold War boundary between them.

Afghanistan has existed as one country since 1919.

Somalia has existed without one since the nation collapsed in civil war in 1991.

The experience of Martin Gertel, who has telecommuted in various ways for about five years, or as long as the option to do so has existed, is one.

National Pro Fastpitch has existed in one fashion or another, and under varying names, since 1997, without gaining much mainstream traction.

But the Co-operative Group has existed in one incarnation or other since 1844, has more than 7 million members, employs over 100,000 people and tries to do business in a genuinely different way.

On Tuesday, Radiohead released the video for "Burn the Witch," also the presumptive title of its new record, and a song that has existed, in one form or another, since the sessions for "Kid A," in 2000.