Sentence examples for has existed outside from inspiring English sources
Although the treaty allows construction of certain land-based missile-defense sites -- one has existed outside Moscow for decades -- some experts say continued construction in Alaska could be construed as a violation of the accord.
Wrote Carr (at roughtype.com), "the reason 'social media'"- such as Digg or Reddit - "has existed outside the price system up until now is that a market hadn't yet emerged for this new kind of labor.
Meanwhile, competitive gaming has existed outside of the control of game publishers for several years with Valve selling licenses to run tournaments worldwide, according to Scalvos.
Entrepreneurship has existed outside Silicon Valley for quite some time (yes, people start companies every day all over the world!) and inspiring more people to pursue an entrepreneurial American dream can only be a good thing".
She might have existed outside of the main love affair but her role as a brassy yet tortured southern wife showed big promise.
As I said, this is the kind of thing that once would not have existed outside the labs of M.I.T. or CalTech.
I imagine (or at least hope) that it will get a lot of mileage out of the younger set, not because of any particular political leanings but because it illustrates a part of history that otherwise wouldn't have existed outside of textbooks.
As of 2002, no white-necked rockfowl have existed outside of Africa since 1998.
"It acknowledges that there have been marginalised bodies that have existed outside of the ecosystem of the art world".
The very large size of the trial population meant that it would have been impractical to collect and analyse detailed (and largely qualitative) information on variations in assessment practices; by the same token it is likely that within the trial there was a range of assessment models, some of which will have existed outside the sites as well.
