Sentence examples for have existed up from inspiring English sources
And a number of restaurants all over the city that have existed up till now on the largesse of expense accounts and out-of-town epicures may also be in trouble.
The dissociation practiced in the 1920s by Frankl [3] and Sampson [4] is largely a consequence of the limitations in diagnostic tools that have existed up to the mid-1980s.
This provides an invaluable source of information for paleovirologist to trace back ancient viruses that have existed up to millions of years ago.
No general design code for Fibre Reinforced Plastic (FRP) structures or components has existed up to today, except for some special applications.
His alternative to the "common mistake of every philosophy that has existed up to now" — the "merely logical relationship of God to the world" (System der Weltalter, p. 57) — Schelling terms 'positive philosophy'.
RACHEL GETTING MARRIED The addiction story may feel a little familiar, but Jonathan Demme's sprawling family-therapy wedding blowout is bracing for the window it offers into a mixed-up, multi-everything America that has existed, up to now, just about everywhere except in our movies and our politics.
This is most likely due to the sampling rate of plaque volumes (i.e., weekly), so that plaques labeled as "newborn" may have existed for up to a week before we detected them for the first time.
The hot spots found along the ridge appear to have existed fairly consistently for up to 25 million years in some cases, according to the papers.
Hashtag commerce is a reference to some of the efforts that have existed on Twitter up to now, which use hashtags to trigger purchases (as pioneered by companies like Chirpify) or discounts (as it did with American Express in February 2013).
Therefore, some unknown confounding factors might have existed or changed during follow-up.
Still, the ability to advertise fundraising could spawn high-impact startups that never would have existed, and they might even spring up in areas where there are no investors within earshot — aka outside of Silicon Valley.
