Examples of 'long existed' in a sentence
Meaning of "long existed"
long existed - describes something that has been in existence or has been happening for a significant period of time. It suggests that the thing or phenomenon has persisted over a considerable duration.
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It has long existed alternative to fossil fuels.
Episcopal conferences have long existed as informal entities.
All long existed on both continents.
This practice has long existed in secrecy.
Several programmes to promote cooperation have long existed.
Such obligations had long existed in the legislation.
Signal fires to guide shipping have long existed.
System that had long existed in the area.
Two other elementary alphabets have long existed.
Such taxes have long existed in other countries.
Counterfeit goods have long existed.
There has long existed in the city a deep tango culture.
This controversy has long existed.
There have long existed orders of clergy below that of deacon.
Similar therapeutic perfumes have long existed in traditional medicine.
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Farmers and breeders are naturally alarmed because these genes have long existed in th.
The excess steel capacity that long existed has now been reduced.
A need has long existed to address the problems noted above and others previously experienced.
Moral decay and religious confusion have long existed.
The study of psychedelics has long existed on the fringes of medical science.
This clash between these two Americas has long existed.
Animosity has long existed between the various factions of the far right.
Groups of species may elsewhere have long existed and have slowly.
This problem has long existed and has not hitherto been satisfactorily solved.
The international consensus that IFC identifies as a prerequisite for action has long existed.
These types of YouTube stars have long existed for the stock market as well.
There has long existed a dispute as to the number of the canons of First Nicaea.
Many of the large family foundations have long existed and have become household names.
Summary Intolerance of Gypsies and other travellers has long existed.
Political dynasties have long existed the Philippines.
Trade long existed between Afrikans and Indians.
Provincial travelling libraries have long existed in the Western provinces.
Such a system has long existed in the United States, under the name of retransmission consent.
Ties between Serbia and Sinai had long existed.
The Greek language has long existed on the continent since antiquity.
In fact, collaborative authorship has long existed.
Basic principles have long existed in some Member States with a long tradition of organic farming.
Apparently, these incidents have long existed.
Similar groups have also long existed in Leeds and Manchester.
In the East, a negative image of eloquence has long existed.
In fact, this name has long existed in foreign countries.
We say that Columbus had discovered America, because America had already long existed on Earth.
Meanwhile, for project teams a dilemma has long existed between anticipation and reactivity,.
Re-establishment of the old friendship, that has so long existed.
The mentor-protégé relationship has long existed in history, and has been glorified by pop media.
Many rabbis teach the doctrine of reincarnation, a belief that has long existed in many religions.
Explanatory memorandum long existed between the peoples of the Community. nity.
Yes, I got the feeling that social policy had for too long existed in isolation.
A love story has long existed between designers, Paris and fashion.
For banking and insurance, predictive modelling has long existed for calculating risk rates.
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A right to appeal existed to the administrative tribunal
That book should have never existed
That nothing else existed beyond that
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One in a long line of successful cop marriages
But you will not be for long
Seems a terrible long distance up that hill
