Sentence examples for not still exist from inspiring English sources

It was dissolved in 1994; it does not still exist.

Still it is likely that Tombstone would not still exist if not for Hollywood.

Central Florida represents the immigration debate in its most vexing form: the scene is as old as America itself, yet should not still exist.

Manning said he was "troubled" by the resistance of the military authorities to releasing the video to Reuters, and a claim from on high that it might not still exist.

His Underground House was a hit at the 1964 World's Fair and may or may not still exist; the underground ranch he built for a client in Nevada is still with us.

Re " 'You Lied to Us,' " by William Safire (column, June 2): That no weapons of mass destruction have been found doesn't mean that they might not still exist, but it does mean that our intelligence reports were exaggerations or seriously flawed.

"You'd think in 2013 that surely these towns don't still exist, but they do".

Few would argue that homophobia doesn't still exist in black communities or that racism and other kinds of stigma aren't alive and well in LGBT communities.

I've lived through the era of doctors like the therapist I had in 1980 (not that such doctors don't still exist).

We are still fighting the good fight of females in comedy, and I am not gonna have it from these gals that are saying that sexism in comedy doesn't still exist because it does," Griffin said.

Believe it or not they still exist, just turned 15-years-old and still have a lot of owners addicted to their upkeep (though now the computerized eggs come with a pause or on/off switch).