Sentence examples for have existed here from inspiring English sources

A fundamentalist state would destroy the traditions of co-existence and religious harmony that have existed here since the fall of the Ottoman Empire nearly 100 years ago.

"This has been standard practice as long as newspapers have existed, here and abroad".

"This has been standard procedure as long as newspapers have existed, here and abroad".

Thank the stringent building codes and responsible building practices that have existed here since the devastating earthquakes of 1939 and 1960, which leveled many older structures.

And since we know that bacteria have existed here for at least 3.8 billion years, they presumably could have hitched a ride.

Plants manufacturing every kind of alcohol have existed here for decades, and bottle stores also offer locally distilled whiskey, vodka and other spirits, as well as cognac.

Reindeer husbandry has existed here since the end of the Ice Age.

Nearby, in the Christian Melkite cathedral the words of Patriarch Gregorios III embody the strong sense of community that has existed here for millennia: "We are a church of Arabs.

His idea was for a "really intimate, arts-driven, homemade-feeling festival" that would "combine Cincinnati's classical traditions with the amazing indie, punk and rock scene that has existed here for a long time", and become "the antithesis of the huge commercial rock festivals we have here".Those discussions led to the creation of MusicNow.

BOSTON — Relieved protesters at Occupy Boston let out cheers and danced in the streets early Friday morning after learning that, despite an eviction notice, the police would not evict or arrest members of the tent city that has existed here since Sept. 30.

But many Japanese are talking about a far larger casualty, the rock-solid consensus behind nuclear energy that has existed here for decades, and which has made Japan's industry the world's third-largest, behind the United States and France, and perhaps its most ambitious.