Sentence examples for longer existing of from inspiring English sources

Every Roman Catholic bishop is a bishop of a place either a proper area, or jurisdiction, of which he is the ordinary (as he is called in church law), or a fictitious place, a see no longer existing, of which he is named titular bishop.

Because of the out-of-plane symmetry (perpendicular to the quintuple layers) no longer existing, the out-of-plane vibration mode (A2) can be highlighted in the Bi2Te3 ultrathin films.

So, for example, the predicate 'opinabilis' (credible) ampliates or extends the appellation of a name such as 'man' to cover a wider range, perhaps of no longer existing men, or of men who might have existed, or who might exist in the future.

And when they no longer play football, they no longer do anything; they no longer exist, or rather they have the sensation of no longer existing.

First, the particular reasons which ground the right of the no longer existing person imply reasons for the validity of the surviving duty.

At a longer existing rupture, there is retraction of the muscle stump.

Peter Levinsohn (former) President of the no longer existing Fox Interactive Media, justified the move to the 300,000 square foot space based on the "phenomenal success" of the business, and noted that he expected "even greater growth and achievements in the coming fiscal year".

Several Buddhist sects (no longer existing in India) adopted different dates for the death (Nirvāṇa) of the Buddha.

Remember, Ladies and Gentleman of the Tribunal, that I am the author who first decried the past for no longer existing.

They‑will also last around two and a half times longer than existing notes, saving the Bank rather a lot of money – £100m in some estimates.

Italy and Switzerland have halted their expansion of nuclear power and Germany will no longer extend existing plants' lives.