Sentence examples for much extant in from inspiring English sources

In fact, the correspondence between Mrs. La Touche and Effie is very much extant in the Bowerswell Papers at the Morgan Library in New York.

Therefore, it comes as no surprise that there is much extant literature on this subject.

Much extant research investigates the past-imperfect implementation of successive waves of global education goals.

I wrote about our moral hypocrisy in disapproving of factory conditions there, and John wrote how the lowest-price-possible culture still extant in much Chinese manufacturing is harmful in a number of ways.

In terms of nucleocytoplasmic transport, a simple KAP-β repertoire in the LECA would imply that much complexity in extant eukaryotes is lineage-specific while a conserved KAP-β repertoire across eukaryotes would suggest that nucleocytoplasmic system complexity was established in LECA.

Populations of the sea/river ecotype still extant in coastal and southern regions are likely only fragments of much larger metapopulations that existed prior to European settlement.

Hey-up gawaan!" — which is also extant in Norway.

And: I would like to be extant in another version.

Apart from the paintings, there are 21 prints, all rare, one extant in a single impression.

Why does the title go from "Extinct" to "Extant" in the promos?

We don't know all his sources or how much was self-generated, but we can see in at least one of his calligraphic compositions the influence of the Hill Korwa Tribe extant in India today.