Sentence examples for have existed almost from inspiring English sources
The struggle results from a rethinking of business models that have existed almost since the birth of print.
Toilet walls have existed almost since the beginning of time, but few have ever granted those walls the status of an unalienable democratic right.
That suggests that whale bone-devouring worms have existed almost as long as whales, which first evolved about 50 million years ago.
NAGPALI, MYANMAR With Myanmar now opening up for increased tourism after years of discouraging visitors, travelers have a chance to experience a place whose culture, villages and beaches have existed almost undisturbed for years.
The best that money can buy In your court Freedom calls Barbarians at the gate ReprintsOne school south of Rome seems to have existed almost solely to produce study-free passes.
It will probe the structure of matter on scales 10 billion times smaller than anything "nano", perhaps creating fleeting elementary particles that, since the big bang, have existed almost exclusively in the imagination of theoretical physicists.
The struggle of finding a common language between developers, users, and recipients of their results has existed almost as long as the models themselves.
Puppet shows seem to have existed in almost all civilizations and in almost all periods.
Such prehistoric wood carving as may have existed has almost entirely disappeared, but enough has survived to indicate that it was a rich and varied art form.
As he puts it: "Communist parties have existed in almost every area of the globe except the polar ice caps".
