Sentence examples similar to a virtually non-existent decrease from inspiring English sources

News21, an investigative-journalism group, has reported that voter impersonation at the polls is a "virtually non-existent" problem.

Most of these attempts were styled as attempts to limit "voter fraud," a virtually non-existent problem in the United States.

But it is far from clear whether his release will alter the fortunes of a virtually non-existent peace process with the Afghan Taliban.

The supposed aim of this sort of law is to cut down on voter fraud, but as I've said before, that is a virtually non-existent problem.

Huntelaar may have claimed he should have been a starter for the Dutch in earlier games but his case was not helped by a virtually non-existent performance.

Daniel Krupa also singled out Naomie Harris as "awkward" and having a "virtually non-existent chemistry" with Daniel Craig.

While the first few years were good, we had a virtually non-existent sex life.

But even with that distraction, having a virtually non-existent breast pulled, pushed, stretched, tugged, and crushed was not fun.

You can't do a display, and the space for a battery is virtually non-existent.

These are the weakest and, during an attack, are virtually non-existent as a threat.

St John seems to have been a man of virtually non-existent human sympathies but was not wholly exceptional in apparently having zero interest in this historic event.