Sentence examples for really existed before from inspiring English sources

"What's important is that we're talking about a global standard, a global benchmark that hadn't really existed before," said Ted McNamara, the State Department official coordinating action on the resolution.

Being able to capture what is going in everywhere within a moment... That's not really existed before".

The new, automated economy led to the creation of stocks of rental housing, which hadn't really existed before.

You understand why: these defensive interviews have had the effect of creating a sense of controversy where none really existed before, despite the best efforts of scattered scribblers.

When I returned a few years later, I found a booming economy and, eventually, a space called "privacy" that hadn't really existed before.

FM radio hadn't really existed before, at least for promoting rock 'n' roll, and it came on in a big way.

"As an item, the summer suit didn't really exist before," said Alex Badia, the men's wear editor of Women's Wear Daily.

HFT didn't really exist before 1999 and is essentially unregulated, much less understood.

"It did not really exist before him.

Over more than four decades, the Super Bowl has evolved into a separate universe, as if pro football did not really exist before.

"The sushi bar as we know it didn't really exist before the 1950s," said Sasha Issenberg, the author of a 2007 book "The Sushi Economy".