Sentence examples for which never existed from inspiring English sources

It is rather good example, though, of how social media is opening up job opportunities which never existed before.

With hope, this will end the discussion of the so-called "pause" or "hiatus," which never existed in the first place.

Both men were trying to defend our country against a perceived threat — which never existed in either case — from countries each thought he understood, but didn't.

In Africa especially, conservationists have pursued a vision of wilderness free of human contact, which never existed until they thought it up.

Actually, the great difference between the books and what I did is the relationship between the girls, which never existed in reality but which gave me a reason for everything that happened.

A 58-year-old former stock trader was charged with duping friends out of $16 million over six years by luring them into various investments, most of which never existed.

He created the fellow who decides, who makes the directors' decisions, which had never existed before.

Berlioz's music should somehow be played and heard in an alternative universe in which Wagner never existed.

Matthew Cairns, at Moody's research arm Economy.com, agreed: "Banks are holding back purely because there is a serious unknown here which has never existed before.

His government established a new Child Protection Authority, promoted the "family-type" apartments and introduced foster care, which had never existed in Romania.

He wrote, "You seem to be describing some anarcho-utopian version of Islamic legalism, which has never existed, and after the birth of the modern nation state will never exist".