Sentence examples for substantially in existence from inspiring English sources

Included on the list in its eventual form were the following: Pyramids of Giza, the oldest of the wonders and the only one of the seven substantially in existence today.

An influential zone across the girder web is noticed within which the applied energy is dissipated substantially, in conjunction with the existence of a local tension field.

As more and more of the global energy budget is provided by low-carbon sources (over highly-polluting fossil fuels), the volume of nuclear material in existence will grow substantially – requiring considerable attention and policy to ensure its long-term safety and security.

Rooms already in existence are not normally eligible for naming gifts, although rooms that are being newly constructed or substantially renovated are available.

While Neo-Confucians affirmed the ancient and fundamental meaning of humaneness as the "golden rule," they added substantially to the meaning of humaneness by suggesting that being truly humane led one to become mystically one body with everything in existence.

The home has been in existence since 1869.

Sufficient to say that the game of football existed substantially enough by the middle of the nineteenth century for a Football Association to be formed, in 1863, consisting of twelve clubs, all but one of which are still in existence.

It's been in existence since 1973.

Only about 800 are in existence today.

Is it already in existence?

And only ten in existence.