existent

It may play very different role in the people with the already existent cancer.

The answer is simple: Just as they would be if there were such a single existent.

The internet is pretty much none existent in the North.

The final result was substantially different from the situation existent before 1950.

This church was abandoned in 1887 and is no longer existent.

Before 1920 the ruins of an old church were present, but these are no longer existent.

The work is no longer existent, because of a storm that took it down.

Something I found to be none existent in the private sector.

There could be ready access to all existent and contingent data.

No set rules were existent, and it was a show of strength more than techniques.

Local Chinese scientists are searching for the last existent individuals.

The garden lots are no longer existent since they too have been constructed upon.

There are 6 elements believed to be existent across all languages.

Family life was almost non existent due to the low number of women and children in the town.

During the next centuries the interest in it was non existent.

We have merely argued that such an existent belongs to.

The existent remains of this old church include a 9th-century cross slab.

In fact, God is defined as the necessary existent that caused all other existence.

For what is it that qualifies a given topic as a possible existent?

However, certain promises are made with few realistic supports to ever become existent.

This footage has not been lost; it is still existent on other media in circulation.

It appears that this book is no longer existent.

"Even to keep my existent customers I had to beg, and that's really scary."

Science deals with the existent, real, concrete and functional images.

We are part of the existent organization, and shall continue to be so.'