Sentence examples for are largely nonexistent from inspiring English sources

Since profits are largely nonexistent, look for positive and growing operating income.

Published data for type 1.5 are largely nonexistent to date.

Despite representing the majority of patients, evidence-based guidelines in these subsets of patients with co-morbidities are largely nonexistent.

Negotiations between the men were largely nonexistent.

Health care for the Chimane (pronounced chee-MAH-neh) is largely nonexistent.

The announcement by General James Amos marks yet another milestone in the advancements of women in the military – advancements which, until this past decade, have been largely nonexistent.

Mr. Gould said that while "bubble behavior doesn't change," the culture of high-flying start-ups like Flooz.com, Pets.com and theGlobe.com making initial public offerings is largely nonexistent.

After working for years when pay was near minimum wage and benefits were largely nonexistent, immigrants complain that finally, when wages and benefits are to improve markedly under the new law, they will be thrown out of work.

Writing about the survey, Peter Doran, associate professor of earth and environmental sciences University of Illinois at Chicago along with Maggie Kendall Zimmerman, conclude that "the debate on the authenticity of global warming and the role played by human activity is largely nonexistent among those who understand the nuances and scientific basis of long-term climate processes".

Kalinski recalled his student days in the 1980s in his native Poland, when well-stocked libraries and science labs were largely nonexistent.

In addition, the image of the grandparent has been largely nonexistent in advertising.