Sentence examples for not in existence from inspiring English sources
The phrase "not in existence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something does not currently exist or is not present. Example: "The document you are looking for is not in existence, so we will need to recreate it from scratch."
My list of nine favorites includes six that were not in existence just three years ago.
"You cannot say that people willing to speak up are not in existence," Mr. Donahue said.
The IOC is not in existence merely to hold a sporting competition every two years.
Fox News Channel, which was not in existence during the last convention, was watched by 1.7 million viewers.
"Elevators of this kind are not in existence nor reproduced, which has created complications," a spokeswoman told the Boston Globe.
So body lice were probably not in existence when humans and Neanderthals diverged some 250,000 or more years ago.
And the reality is that two or three years ago Zynga wasn't in existence, but everybody was wondering, how are social technologies going to make money.
The nine-acre Bridge Street site, which is west of Metro-North's Hudson River rail line, is the kind of place that could not happen if it were not already in existence.
Clearly, it remains a team approach, and the journal would not be in existence if it was not for the quality manuscripts received from authors and the in-depth and comprehensive critiques from our invited reviewers.
And by referring to "existing regimes," the ministers did not endorse the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, a multilateral treaty that is not yet in existence because of the failure of the United States, among others, to ratify it.
He avoids fruit that does not have an ancient Greek or Hebrew name and drinks no liquid that has not been in existence for at least 1,000 years.
