Sentence examples for still existed in from inspiring English sources

But a vacuum still existed in the Punjab, which neither the Mughals nor the Durrānī were able to fill.

In 1983, it became clear that serious disagreement still existed in Deng's government over how to deal with Western influence.

Dr. Hornsby said an appeal was necessary because vestiges of racism still existed in the school system.

It was my favorite soda; you couldn't get it anymore in Buenos Aires, but it still existed in the interior.

As he had been in both places, his evidence cannot be dismissed offhand, and it may be that a few speakers of Celtic still existed in both areas.

That the Roman world still existed in Italy in ruins only served to increase the sudden sense of cultural loss that struck the 15th century.

Fiefs still existed in the 17th century, when the feudal model or, as contemporary historians term it, the feudal construct was developed.

COPENHAGEN — It began as a stunt intended to prove that hardship and poverty still existed in this small, wealthy country, but it backfired badly.

I asked Cliff how many private clubs like this still existed in the region and was surprised to hear him rattle off a half-dozen names.

If you were lucky enough to follow the fashion circuit to Europe, you knew places like that still existed in London and Paris (although not Milan; never Milan).

Several years ago, foreign-aid workers debated whether, after four decades of dictatorship, anything like civil society still existed in Burma.