Sentence examples for are virtually extinct from inspiring English sources

Now illegal squats are virtually extinct.

Mars has no atmospheric poll-ution, and its volcanoes are virtually extinct.

Small booksellers who might once have made it their business to get to know their clients' individual taste are virtually extinct.

Though its most ancient ruins are virtually extinct, through its cycle of destruction and reconstruction and in our collective memory of what it means to be human, Babylon will always endure.

The valley's geographical seclusion has bred other forms of disconnect; here you encounter habits, such as listening to country music and voting Republican, that are virtually extinct in the rest of the state.In this section In the secret state Less than treachery Locked in Exit Saxby, enter Nunn?

Although the average person would believe that "video tape service providers" are virtually extinct, courts have held that online video services are subject to the statute.

In a question to the House of Commons in 1950 the Member of Parliament for Rossendale, Mr. Anthony Greenwood, highlighted the lamentable condition of the Irwell and one of its main tributaries, the River Roch: Today I am afraid that fish in most of those rivers are virtually extinct.

The gallery correspondent is virtually extinct.