Sentence examples for long existent from inspiring English sources
"She said, 'We have adopted the policy, like many other buildings in the neighborhood, that you will not be able to put up the full wall anymore.' " As the city aggressively enforces a long existent but widely ignored code, walls are falling across Manhattan, radically altering the housing landscape for scores of young professionals.
The earthquake has provided a first-time window on to the health problems long existent in Pakistan's remote mountainous northeast.
As long as that longing exists, those products will be sold in an attempt to create a non-existent and completely unrealistic version of masculinity.
Currently, support or aftercare for stalking victims is practically non-existent, with long waiting lists on Britain's National Health Service (NHS) for help.
As a result, background signals potentially contributed by long RNA were non-existent.
The difference between observed and expected recurrent indels is high for short homopolymers, but non-existent for long homopolymers.
On the contrary, any reference to risk is explicitly rejected as risks are officially non-existent as long as the competent authorities in the member states and the relevant EU institutions have not substantiated them.
Whatever is non-existent remains non-existent for ever and whatever is existent always exists.
Therefore, the chance to establish another Social Democrat in the chancellery is not existent -- as long as SPD and Greens alone can't bring about a majority.
Relative stabilities of two vertical configurations can be regulated and even reversed through edge-functionalization. Surprisingly, the horizontal adsorption configurations, which are global energy minima as long as present, are non-existent for a majority of ion pairs, and their existence or not is determined by the adsorption differences between halide ions and alkali ions (△Ead).
There's also a widespread belief that the pool of people able to lead a financial behemoth is small to non-existent, and the long and painful searches in the past for CEOs at Citigroup and Bank of America support that view.
