Sentence examples for have existed longer from inspiring English sources
Although transoceanic dispersal may have played an important role in several taxa [5], the possibility that terrestrial connections have existed longer than assumed under traditional geological models, has received limited attention in the dispersal-vicariance debate.
My makeup routine has existed longer than many marriages.
"I think it's highly comparable to trading," says Holz. "People have a better understanding of how [trading] works because it has existed longer and people are more familiar with it.
Productivity and organizing apps are in vogue right now, but they've existed longer than you'd think.
Confining the field study to only one Hälsotorg may have narrowed the results as a previous study [ 28] showed that Hälsotorg offer different services and some had existed longer than others.
We need to make it a point to contribute to causes that no longer receive the attention of the media, as they have existed for longer than we can remember.
I say "claim" not accidently, for in some respects the nascent stages of such a society do already exist; and perhaps they have existed for longer than we realize or care to admit.
This could affect popular shortcuts on many housing developments; even if the homes were built after 1949, the path around which they were constructed could have existed for longer and so be at risk.
In contrast, extinction was established as a common process in the history of life by Darwin's time, and today it is acknowledged that the overwhelming majority of species that have existed no longer grace the Earth.
But regulators fear that sales abuses could be widespread and costly to investors and may have existed far longer than late trading and market timing, despite past attempts to stamp out improper sales practices.
In the ongoing search for life on Mars, astrobiologists will likely have to delve deeper into the Martian past, when liquid water may have existed for longer periods on the surface, the scientists said.
