Sentence examples for still existent from inspiring English sources

This sectarian division, still existent today, probably took time to assume formal shape.

In fact, a cynic might say the current situation – a weak but still existent euro – is ideal for the Germany's export-driven economy.

Even in the negative eschatologies of ancient Mesopotamia and Greece, however, the dead were thought of as still existent and capable of malevolent action if food offerings were not made to them.

Former N.F.L. personnel executives say that depending on how he performs and how far the team goes, the Eagles could give Vick a deal worth about $12 million a year, with incremental payments — a few million now, a few million more a year from now — linked to the unspoken but still existent risk the Eagles must guard against: Vick has almost no wiggle room with the league office.

Diseases caused by bioinactive hormones are very rare, but still existent.

However, the near-far problem is still existent in the LTE UL.

Yet heads will surely roll after it emerged that the iconic Millsons was bastardised by the erroneous addition of knobs by still-existent British-made Silver Cross.

But considering the still-existent flaws, the time suck, the demands of synchronicity and the generally poor content, will it have to get 100x better before it sustains in the mainstream?

But perhaps what we should fear even more is nature creating it for us, as it so efficiently did once before from the still-existent progenitors of variola.

Given that an ideal animal model for study of percutaneous-device-related infection is still not existent, this article presents the basis for the construction of such a standardized animal model for percutaneous-device-related infection studies.

There are various expensive notebooks in which I had grand plans to draft my still non-existent novel.