Sentence examples for it has not existed from inspiring English sources

Abheek Anand, co-founder, told us today that pilot has been going "really well". Main customers on the pilot so far have been a mix of small- and medium-sized businesses, along with franchises, who either use the product to link up with their existing reward schemes, or to create one where it has not existed before.

Main customers on the pilot so far have been a mix of small- and medium-sized businesses, along with franchises, who either use the product to link up with their existing reward schemes, or to create one where it has not existed before.

Lambert is desperate to instil hunger at a club where it has not existed for a while, and perhaps it should not be a surprise to see Bent on the bench along with other senior players such as Shay Given and Charles N'Zogbia.

Arguably, it has not existed so far in human history, yet proposals for a unified global political authority have existed since ancient times in the ambition of kings, popes and emperors, and the dreams of poets and philosophers.

Radical honesty may sound like a good thing (and clearly is in many ways), but creating this kind of expectation where it has not existed before is a classic slippery slope where the bottom may be hard to find.

In fact, ACORN has no subsidiaries, because it has not existed for three years.

It's the fact it hasn't existed, that I haven't seen it, that is intriguing, and in part that is what pulls one along.

The conservatives are looking for a limiting principle here that doesn't really exist for this bill because it hasn't existed in the Court for years.

"There seems to be an endless appetite for this type of luxury living, especially downtown, where it hasn't existed until recently".

Oh, and the "breakfast" part of "bed-and-breakfast"? Best to take that with a grain of salt; it hasn't existed in any of the Airbnbs that I've booked.

It's followed by the single Play Ball, which wouldn't sound out of place on any AC/DC album since Highway to Hell, and is by some distance the best song on Rock or Bust: every element sounds so perfectly attuned to every other that it's hard to believe it hasn't existed forever.