Much has been made of the fact that the phone booth is virtually extinct in New York.
Even the Rigveda and Yajurveda are virtually extinct in some places, and South India is now the main stronghold of Vedic chant.
The jaguar is virtually extinct in the northern part of its original range and survives in reduced numbers only in remote areas of Central and South America; the largest known population exists in the Amazon rainforest.
By the early 20th century, Chinook Jargon was virtually extinct in the United States (with the exception of a few words used locally as slang), but it survived a few decades longer in British Columbia.
The scimitar-horned oryx, once found throughout northern Africa, was restricted to the southern rim of the Sahara (the Sahel) by the early 1980s and was virtually extinct in the wild by the century's end.
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?
To this day the anti-communist left is virtually extinct in America.The transformation of the anti-communist left to neo-conservativism is thus at the root of the Democratic Party's 30-year inability to gain support among America's working class, which remains fervently anti-communist and anti-socialist.
NEW ALBANY, Ohio — Good economic news has been virtually extinct in Ohio for a few years now, but Gov. Ted Strickland suddenly finds himself overseeing small yet hopeful moments of recovery: ribbon-cutting ceremonies, groundbreaking events for business parks and televised announcements that jobs are slowly returning to the state.
Unfortunately, when we don't want other raptors, such as the hen harrier, we can still make them disappear: the bird is virtually extinct in England because it is almost as good at killing grouse as City gents on a shooting weekend.
