Sentence examples for stage has existed from inspiring English sources
Designing with building performance simulation feedback in the early design stage has existed since the early days of computational modeling.
Although a federally funded surveillance system for end-stage renal disease has existed for decades (the United States Renal Data System) there was no corresponding monitoring system for CKD.
"It has existed as long as the country has existed.
"Bubble 2.0" has existed before.
Feathers cover the arms and tail, but also the feet, suggesting that a four-winged stage may have existed in the transition to birds.
Finds in Mesoamerica, however, confirm the existence of a "prebifacial-point horizon," a stage known to have existed elsewhere in the Americas, and suggest that it is of very great age.
In seeking evidence for the "numerous gradations" that Darwin anticipated must have existed at some stage during the evolution of our eye, it is important to realize that at the level of whole organisms and whole eyes, the overwhelming majority will have been obliterated over time by the success of organisms that evolved further improvements.
The resilient cities programme has given us a stage to talk about these issues in a way that probably would not have existed before.
Whatever feud may or may not have existed between them, no one can deny the power of their collective stage presence.
Dance music had existed on the fringes of Glastonbury for years – largely in the travellers' fields – but this performance was to take it centre stage.
