Sentence examples for historic existence from inspiring English sources
Sen. Lee did acknowledge the historic existence of poverty in America but claimed that things got worse for poor people in 1964, when President Lyndon B. Johnson launched the War on Poverty.
In theory, WMAs should be able to reconcile local livelihoods and pastoralist land use objectives with wildlife conservation, particularly given the historic co-existence of wildlife with pastoralist land use systems.
Beyond the museums and galleries the wonder of Barbados is the historic fabric still in existence.
Most of the towns that are known in historic times came into existence during the Early Bronze Age.
The existence of historic cities in modern era merit us and bring us self-esteem of residents.
The park is also home to the Highland Park Dentzel Carousel, a National Historic Landmark – the world's only two-row stationary Dentzel menagerie in existence.
Until 1889 the only part of London that had an administrative existence apart from the historic counties was the historic City of London, which was confined to the area of the medieval city.
That confusion says something about why, in this time of historic plenty, we tolerate the existence of so many hungry people – not to mention phenomena like the growing hordes of the "malnourished obese".
His comments came at the end of a hectic day which included a warning to children against the allure of "celebrity culture", a pointed discourse on the limits of science to explain human existence, and a historic meeting with the Archbishop of Canterbury.
In the occupied territories, meanwhile, the Palestine Liberation Organisation, the Palestinians' umbrella body, says the bill "forgets the Palestinian historic narrative and abolishes Palestinian existence".A posse of current and former security officials fear that the bill could spread recent violence from Gaza and East Jerusalem into Israel proper.
