Sentence examples for have continued to exist from inspiring English sources

Tribal governments were effectively dissolved in 1906 but have continued to exist in a limited form.

Tribal governments were effectively dissolved in 1906 but have continued to exist on a limited basis.

Some of the power that functioned in the unit may have continued to exist, but it was not to be understood any longer as life.

Under the new system, private farmers, who have continued to exist under Cuba's socialist system, would have access to the plots for up to a decade, with leases renewable if conditions were met and taxes paid.

Although tales of sea serpents have continued to exist throughout the centuries, no animal has been captured so far that has not proved to belong to a previously well-known group.

Goliath might have been rolled into a ball and destroyed; Lumpl would have continued to exist.

The road project and its camps had come into existence by his fiat, had continued to exist in fear of his will, and had ended like a blown-out match with his death.

"They've continued to exist for decades without changing very much, because they haven't needed to".

But the N.B.A. has continued to exist quite nicely, meaning the Silnas' haul has been substantial: $255 million and counting.

That extracurricular use of my real name means that Wesley Stace has continued to exist on some level over there on the bookshelf.

Indeed, despite the ruling in 2011 that graffiti was no longer a criminal offence, it has continued to exist in a grey area between legal and illegal.