Sentence examples for longer existent from inspiring English sources

A borderline case is architecture: many buildings are useful objects the aesthetic function of which is marginal, and other buildings are primarily objects of beauty the utility of which is incidental or no longer existent (Greek temples were once places of worship, but today their value is entirely aesthetic).

Cardillo says investor interest has waned, and sector rotation, which was a characteristic of the first half, is no longer existent.

Companies such as Socket, Datastorm Technologies, Inc. (no longer existent), Slackers CDs and Games, Carfax, and MBS Textbook Exchange were founded in Columbia.

Adverse parenting behaviour (Parenting-Scale, PS): After the intervention the difference between intervention and control group on the subscale "overreaction" was no longer existent due to improvements in the DELFIN group (Table  2).

Reid notes that Locke's view here seems to be that no-longer existent ideas are "revived" or brought back from the purely metaphorical storehouse.

Presently, the oldest commonly agreed upon fossil microorganisms (it cannot be ascertained whether these organisms were archaebacteria, bacteria, or perhaps members of another no-longer-existent line of organism) are dated back to approximately 3.45 billion years ago (Schopf 1993).

There are also several benefits to bombing a no-longer-existent historical target.

Among the well-reviewed Verizon phones that are NOT on sale for a penny are any generation of iPhone and the Samsung Galaxy S. The sale does come with some bad news for certain Verizon customers: If you were grandfathered in to the no-longer-existent unlimited data plan, you will have to give up that all-you-can-eat option in order take advantage of the deal.

Even if the modernisation plan for Tibetan animal husbandry is not available yet, everything implies that in the future the current form of Tibetan nomadism will no longer be existent.

In addition, post-contamination survival will be even longer with co-existent organic material such as skin cells or body fluids, providing a protective nidus for microbes which even disinfectants may not fully penetrate.

Confusingly, we're also going to have to work much longer in our non-existent jobs.