Sentence examples for that would have existed from inspiring English sources

But the discovery also offers a new perspective on soundscape that would have existed more than 66 million years ago.

He writes the science fiction that would have existed in an earlier era, had science existed then.

Berkeley provides an education to an enormous number of students but it also crowds out other educational opportunities that would have existed in its absence.

That, in turn, may have suppressed storms, and particularly major hurricanes, below the level that would have existed in a purely natural environment.

What can be done to turn the clock back, and restore the wildlife and environment to levels that would have existed if there had not been a spill?

The west faces a threat from violent Muslim fundamentalists that would have existed even if a Lincoln had been presiding at the White House.

Certainly, I think everybody can understand the amount of ambivalence that would've existed between myself in particular, and the band in general, and Jay -- having not been in contact and not been in the band for such a long time, and having not been on good terms for such a long time.

I've known how I wanted the movie to end and what Veronica's dilemma is probably for the last year and a half, and that would've existed, I think, in the $2 million version or the $6 million version.

The common view among research scientists is that water would have existed for about 600 million years on the surface before evaporating, though some such as David Grinspoon believe that up to 2 billion years could also be plausible.

That is, dead organisms are often scavenged and their remains would therefore be slightly disturbed and not preserved in the formation that it would have existed while alive.

That means they would have existed alongside some of the iconic megafauna - such as the giant marsupials - that disappeared shortly after modern humans first entered the Australian continent.