Sentence examples for in existence during from inspiring English sources
Fox News Channel, which was not in existence during the last convention, was watched by 1.7 million viewers.
After all, plenty of hedge funds were in existence during that period.The answer may well be that credit was easy to obtain during that period.
(It certainly might have helped subprime borrowers avoid a lot of pain had such an agency been in existence during the bubble years).
In England the office of constable, which was similar to that of the pre-Conquest staller, was in existence during Henry I's reign (1100 35).
Some historians argue that the earliest end of the date range also leaves open the theory that the document was in existence during the Prophet's childhood or even before his birth.
He added: "I conclude that where a court has restricted the publication of information during proceedings that were in existence during a person's lifetime, it has not only the right but the duty to consider, when requested to do so, whether that information should continue to be protected following the person's death, and to balance the factors that arise in the particular case".
Whether she's lying in bed, her gray hair spilling out around her head, or exalting in existence itself during one of several flashbacks, Elizabeth draws you in, which works for the story and simultaneously unbalances it.
The settlement of Prutače came into existence during the war in BIH in 1994 and 1995.
Most of the towns that are known in historic times came into existence during the Early Bronze Age.
"The technology came into existence during the few months that we were in production".
It is reasonable to assume that at low radiation doses, deuterium is retained in the vicinity of randomly distributed structural formations, vacancies already in existence and formed during irradiation.
