Sentence examples for have existed around from inspiring English sources

They become business executives and accountants and, yes, football coaches, and together, they help strike at stigmas that have existed around epilepsy for far too long.

It suggests that Americans were unable or unwilling to follow any job opportunities that may have existed around the country, as they have in the past.

However, the recent rapid rise in the number, and the exponential growth in the roles of police support volunteers, breaks any consensus that may have existed around volunteering for, or with, the police.

The galaxy, estimated to have existed around "380 million years" after the Big Bang (which was about 13.8 billion years ago), is about 13.42 billion light years away.

Saint Tyfodwg is thought to have existed around 600 AD, and although the parish bears his name there are now no religious monuments or places of worship named after him within the Rhondda boundaries.

Some migrants have spent years in the camp — various precursors have existed around Calais since 1999 — and many in France's political establishment view it as a problem that has resisted all attempts at a solution.

The appointment of Hill, added Motion, would help redress some of the bad feeling which has existed around the professorship since last year's scandal.

Considerable controversy has existed around both promptness of action, as sympathetic ophthalmia has been reported as early as 5 days after injury, and appropriateness of the procedure, as the exciting eye may actually present with better vision than the sympathizing eye in the course of the disease.

Like graffiti, street food has existed around the world since antiquity.

Although humans have existed for around 200 000 years, for most of their time on earth their societies were not characterized by much inequality.

The desert is thought to be the oldest in the world, and is believed to have existed for around 55 million years.