Sentence examples for in existence, though from inspiring English sources
The al-Qaeda network is still in existence, though severely mauled; the fate of most of its leaders, including Osama bin Laden, is unknown.
Every camera system costs about $50,000, and four of them are currently in existence, though two of them haven't been in the water yet.
Though successful in our experience, we by no means suggest that our single experience is representative of the broader group of student volunteer programs in existence, though it does stimulate discussion in the field.
During its relatively short existence, though, it was no small player in New York racing history.
They have not been in existence long and though presented as 'truth' they will inevitably change".
The registry has been in existence since 1973, though the information it contains is only available to child abuse investigators, not to the public.
That the rest of the industrialized world teamed up to condemn Russia's actions and impose sanctions shows you that the norm is still in existence, even though it may not always be observed.
Some wind power projects are being in existence and operational (though on a small scale).
Consequently, on this view the desk would not endure uninterrupted but would pop in and out of existence, though it would do so quite predictably.
In my urban existence, though I lurch over gaping holes in my education that university didn't entirely fill, I'm glad for that rural havoc.
Even more striking is their almost total disregard for the spiritual history of a country which has been in existence for a thousand years, as though (as Marxists argue) this has had no bearing upon the course of its material history...
