Sentence examples for until now has existed from inspiring English sources
The Collective Security Treaty Organization joins Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan and until now has existed largely on paper.
The company is eliminating the ability for people to hide themselves on Facebook's search, a control, that until now, has existed in the privacy settings on the company's Web site.
It is spending billions of dollars to develop what it calls autonomous and semiautonomous weapons and to build an arsenal stocked with the kind of weaponry that until now has existed only in Hollywood movies and science fiction, raising alarm among scientists and activists concerned by the implications of a robot arms race.
Its purpose was rather to facilitate understanding of a complex area of clinical practice by assembling a comprehensive picture of what until now has existed as fragmented pieces of data, records and subjective experience.
It's also part of a larger story about how historic house museums are learning more about figures in their pasts, like slaves and domestic workers, whose stories, until now, have existed largely in the shadows.
Up until now, Grouper has existed exclusively on the Web, but today the startup is looking to take its offline social network to the next level by bringing Groupers to the iPhone.
Until now, there has existed no biological marker which may be used to evaluate the efficacy of this treatment.
"This is a phenomenon which until now has not existed on such a scale".
For this purpose, a relationship must be established between the user foot and the last with which the style will be made; up until now, no model has existed that integrates both elements.
Until now ethical fashion has existed on the fringes of London fashion week but this season it has been given equal status to international acclaimed designers such as Burberry and Christopher Kane.
Until now, no method has existed to change PIP2 in a known, quantitative and controlled manner in membranes in which GIRK channel activity is measured.
