Sentence examples for which have existed from inspiring English sources

These companies, some of which have existed for a hundred years, are essentially about extracting petroleum.

Away.com selects the five or six operators who handle the Travel Channel tours, which have existed about two years.

"There's nothing new about oversensitive writers, and nothing new about anonymous criticism, both of which have existed since time immemorial.

The result was that black churches, which have existed in America since the 1600s, were "invisible to the dominant culture".

Less than half of the estimated 250 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages which have existed on this continent are still in some form of use.

Many rural boiling points, which have existed since the 1950s, are rudimentary, with concrete floors and bare wood or laminate tables.

Dadaab, which has existed for 25 years, currently has nearly 330,000 residents, mostly from Somalia.

The agency had initially proposed eliminating the discount, which has existed since 1991.

Last year, she began to design the Missoni home collection, which has existed since 1990.

Nestlé and Coca-Cola plan to rename their partnership, which has existed since 1991, Beverage Partners Worldwide.

The research credit, which has existed in some form since 1981, has strong bipartisan and business support.