Sentence examples for world has existed from inspiring English sources

Thus, the cryptocurrency world has existed largely as an island; opting out of the existing financial system has been its raison d'être.

Since the world has existed we have had climate changes and we will have climate change as long as the world exists... For me the issue is more about what can we do in order to adapt to climate change and perhaps to try to gain more time … Are we God to say the climate, as it is today, is the one we have to keep?

The world has existed in silos, there's a silo in eBay, there's a silo in Amazon, there's a silo in insurance companies.

Al-Kindi went on to use the conclusion of this argument to maintain that time itself must be finite and consequently that the period of time during which the world has existed must be finite.

A great disconnect between the real economy and the speculative financial world has existed since the late 1990s, fed by mountains of liquidity sloshing around the world, expectations of and demands for oversized investment returns, and low volatility, all of which have encouraged risk taking.

Translated, the song says, "Since the world has existed, one thing is certain: Some build walls, and others open doors".

The design store FredFlare.com qualifies as a venerable institution in that world, having existed for nearly 10 years.

Public bike-sharing schemes, of which there are more than 500 around the world, have existed in China for about a decade but the scale on which these private initiatives are being rolled out is unprecedented.

The Aztec believed that four worlds had existed before the present universe.

Perhaps it was in the hope of evading this paradox that Origen interpreted Solomon's dictum, "there is nothing new under the sun" (Ecclesiastes 1.10) to mean that worlds have existed before the present one (Princ. 3.1.6).

In the 62 years the World Championship has existed, five women have entered a grand prix compared to 822 men in the same period.