Sentence examples for if nonexistent from inspiring English sources

"There is probably minimal, if nonexistent, enforcement of mother-daughter type apartments in middle-class white neighborhoods where there are plenty of those," said the Rev. Allan B. Ramirez, pastor of the Brookville Reformed Church, who is also an advocate for the Latino community on Long Island.

Tourism in the area is rare, if not nonexistent.

"I think genre rules should be porous, if not nonexistent.

The medical literature is sparse, if not nonexistent.

With music education so diminished, if not nonexistent, in public schools, what is a parent to do?

Before the hiring in 2010, the bank's business with China Everbright was limited, if not nonexistent, based on a review of securities filings and news reports.

As for the civil cases in American courts, the lawyers who bring them tend to recognize that the chances of actual financial recoveries are small, if not nonexistent.

But, they said, young-Earth creationists, who believe God created the universe, Earth and life just a few thousand years ago, are rare, if not nonexistent.

Needless to say, their acting salaries are small, if not nonexistent, and it is this fact that allows community theaters like the Newman to remain affordable.

In-person voter fraud — cases of people intentionally voting in elections in which they are not entitled to participate — is a minuscule, if not nonexistent, problem in the United States.

But exceptional walk-ins -- "the sources of our finest espionage" -- are rare, Mr. Gerecht said, "which is why our human intelligence on hostile weapons-of-mass-destruction programs has always been, and probably will remain, poor if not nonexistent".