Sentence examples for may be nonexistent from inspiring English sources

But such efforts at transparency vary widely depending on the institution, or may be nonexistent when there is no institution at all.

The would-be subcontractors are not deterred by the fact that Bechtel will only begin setting up makeshift offices in Iraq this week, that security in the country is tenuous and that electricity and running water may be nonexistent.

However, the aforementioned benefits derived from cognitive radios and femtocells may be nonexistent, if not minimal, when implemented separately, due to their respective limitations.

Local courts may be nonexistent, and where they do exist, local prosecutors often have been reluctant to prosecute United States citizens.

Certain administrative items may be nonexistent (e.g., indigenous status in the Australian version) and/or very rare (e.g., hospital insurance status).

This approach suggests that the excess risk due to benzene exposure may be nonexistent (or even negative) at sufficiently low doses.

PR 70 proof coins are rare or may even be nonexistent, depending on the coin in question.

Brands may as well be nonexistent, because these girls buy absolutely everything from flea markets.

They prefer to focus on companies with financial statements that they believe are misleading or fraudulent, companies that may be booking nonexistent sales or selling products to themselves in sham deals.

His philosophy appears to have had a strong impact on Islamic thought, though its influence on Jewish philosophy and theology is very hard to pin down and may be practically nonexistent.

Since all human beings enjoy this liberty right to all things, it is clear that in a world occupied by many interdependent humans, the practical value of that liberty may be almost nonexistent.