Sentence examples for in continuous existence from inspiring English sources

It is the world's oldest scientific academy in continuous existence, with more than 60 Nobel laureates among its 1,400 fellows and foreign members.

Last October Mr. Elbaz was fired after 14 years spent breathing new life and luster into what is the oldest Parisian couture house in continuous existence.

As it happens, we are a member of a semi-secret organization our self - one that has been in continuous existence for nearly 200 years...

As it happens, we are a member of a semi-secret organization our self - one that has been in continuous existence for nearly 200 years..

Drumpellier Cricket Club has been in continuous existence for around 150 years and the club have a ground in the Drumpellier area.

He enjoyed memberships in a wide variety of professional, personal and sports related clubs, including The Royal Dornoch Golf Club in Dornoch, Scotland, the U.S. Seniors Golf Association, and Salamagundi, a Louisville speaking club over 100 years in continuous existence.

Spiritualists, Spiritists, Rosicrucians and even Sufis to some extent believe in the continuous existence of the human soul across multiple planes of existence and certainly they have all written about near death experiences.

Since liturgical practice was practically the only religious expression legally authorized in the Soviet Union, the continuous existence of Orthodox communities in the region was also centred almost exclusively around the liturgy.

The study is underpinned by the legitimacy theory which postulates that firms disclose environmental information mainly to maintain the implicit social contract, enhance their continuous existence in the environment and prevent legitimacy crises.

These limitations in habitability and on the continuous existence of viable life-forms at the surface of Mars would have placed severe constraints on the evolution of early life on Mars such that photosynthetic metabolisms may not have evolved (Westall et al., 2013).

The continuous existence of fish in the whole of Nigeria and especially in the Niger Delta is currently being jeopardized as a result of pollution from anthropogenic activities (Arimoro et al. 2006, Ekeke et al. 2008; Obasohan and Oronsaye 2009; Ogamba et al. 2014).