Sentence examples for there are extant from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the A's are the most striking example, though there are extant circumstances, like their ballpark situation, influencing their decisions.

"This is very speculative, because we really have no idea whether or not there are extant organisms on Mars or whether there ever was life on Mars," Dr. Pratt said.

Though there are extant reports that the NSA is working to end encryption as we know it, it remains clear that we need more, and not less data protection.

There are extant photographs of John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, and Martin van Buren; however those images were all taken after these men had ceased to be president.

There are extant records from the 1750s of disputes over the proper name between Philip Miller and John Ellis, curator of Webb's garden in Busbridge.

Although some authors have claimed that the 9th Legion disappeared in 117, there are extant records for it later than that year, and it was probably annihilated in the east of the Roman Empire.

There is extant a posthumous attack on Rufinus by the poet Claudianus, a supporter of Stilicho.

And there is extant evidence of New York's past: the Friends Meeting House (now the Brotherhood Synagogue) on Gramercy Park; the Schinasi mansion on Riverside Drive; and the Bayard-Condict Building, the only building in New York designed by Louis Sullivan.

Also, there is extant documentation identifying the inventor of Buffalo chicken wings as Frank Bellissimo, founder of the Anchor Bar, on Main Street — the form of the documentation being an official proclamation from the City of Buffalo declaring July 29 , 1977 Chicken Wing Day.

Also, there is extant documentation identifying the inventor of Buffalo chicken wings as Frank Bellissimo, founder of the Anchor Bar, on Main Street the form of the documentation being an official proclamation from the City of Buffalo declaring July 29 , 1977 Chicken Wing Day.

There is extant research in the L2 literature that showed transfer between learners' two languages and how L1-L2 linguistic distance may have an impact on the processing and use of a target language among learners from disparate L1 backgrounds (e.g., Jarvis and Pavlenko 2008; Koda 2005; Odlin 1989).