Sentence examples for are practically extinct from inspiring English sources

General houseworkers are practically extinct.

Many species like rhino are practically extinct outside national parks".

Bars that openly discriminate against TV constitute a rapidly diminishing minority, and bars that won't even have a TV set on the premises are practically extinct.

"We are not only there to kill the boar but to protect other animals, the hare and pheasants which are practically extinct because the boar destroy their nests".

And phones with a screen smaller than 3.5 inches (e.g. most Blackberry devices) are practically extinct, says Flurry.

He laughs off this suggestion, and notes that communist ideology is practically extinct in China.

At a time when investigative journalism is practically extinct in Russia they have courageously kept going.

Mansi has four main dialect groups, of which one (Tavda) is practically extinct and another (Konda) is spoken only by individuals above a certain age.

Duelling has been practically extinct for more than a century, but the custom's life was widespread and long — far longer than would seem to make sense, considering the periods in which it thrived.

Duelling has been practically extinct for more than a century, but the custom's life was widespread and long far longer than would seem to make sense, considering the periods in which it thrived.

But that spirit is practically extinct in Washington.