Sentence examples for mostly non-existent from inspiring English sources

There's a lot of this kind of unthinking blaming of largely invisible, and mostly non-existent immigrants.

The socio-economic knowledge about such vegetation (acceptance, utilization, economic value, etc). is mostly non-existent in many regions.

Since the demise of the old system, health-insurance coverage has been patchy and in rural areas mostly non-existent.

Guns from Libya, fundamentalists from Algeria, and multiple local grievances throughout the region – where governance and borders are mostly non-existent – are not a good mix.

His first five years were overshadowed by the paranoid, final phase of the Stalin era, when he and his colleagues were ordered to devote much of their energy to tracking down the so-called Zionist and Titoist conspirators, whose mostly non-existent plots throughout the Soviet bloc obsessed the disturbed mind of the ageing dictator.

In South and Southeast Asia, such studies are mostly non-existent.

Use of antibiotic prophylaxis for caesarean section in a single does administered after clamping of the umbilical cord was mostly very low or non-existent across all the hospitals.

In addition, comparisons in international, national or regional levels in institutional elderly care management or studies focusing on strategic management in institutional elderly care were non-existent: mostly, the research focused empirically on organizational or ward level issues in single organizations.

Unlike British festivals, picnic blanket culture is non-existent: the crowd here are mostly in their 20s and incredibly enthusiastic.

Fashion is non-existent in Odessa, as it's mostly run by naked people.

Whatever is non-existent remains non-existent for ever and whatever is existent always exists.