Sentence examples for such as existed from inspiring English sources

So far no Mithraeums (underground temples for the worship of the god Mithra), such as existed in the Roman Empire, have been found in Mesopotamia, except at Dura-Europus, where Roman troops were stationed.

The new market price of $3.65 for a barrel of typical Arabian crude was set to keep a 40 per cent differential between market and posted prices such as existed at the time the Teheran agreement was signed in 1971.

But sound waves are also accelerated by strong gravitational fields, such as exist in the area of surface disturbances.

The letters constitute a primary historical source such as exists for no other part of the ancient world.

There is no standard, or worldwide, classification system (such as exists for describing flora) for that aspect of the environment.

Without a ban, such as exists in Britain and some parts of the United States, disreputable clinics could set up shop like back-alley abortionists, they say.

He explained that at Dyson there is no division between the engineers and the designers, such as exists in the automobile industry, for example.

"Rather, a system of self-regulation (such as exists by the PCC for newspapers) would be more appropriate, if any bloggers wished to go down that route.

In 1954 Ring magazine began inducting boxers into its "Hall" (there was not an actual geographic location such as exists for baseball in Cooperstown, New York).

They encourage public spaces that are open and inclusive, with natural public surveillance but without financial barriers to participation, such as exist in King's Cross.

The selection of those to be included on national slates could be through national parliaments or through some form of primary system such as exists in the United States.