Sentence examples for mostly nonexistent and from inspiring English sources

Lift lines were mostly nonexistent, and snow -- both man-made and natural -- was plentiful.

Plot is mostly nonexistent, and it seems to be a ripoff of MTV's The Hills, another show about young women living a reality-nonreality conundrum in L.A. MySpace says Roommates is a hit, but that depends how you define "is" and "hit".

Thirty-five yeafterfter its discovery, screening for HTLV-1 infection is at best patchy and mostly nonexistent.

To call this unimaginative would be an understatement; it is an approach that works fine in America, where walking is rarely an option and public transport mostly nonexistent.

Cellphone service is mostly nonexistent.

But the data are mostly nonexistent.

Toilets are mostly nonexistent, or just filthy holes in the ground.

Goh told me that his relationship with his father was mostly nonexistent, but that he cooked dinner for him every Wednesday night.

Last year that anxiety was mostly nonexistent, except imaginarily -- a Y2K crisis that didn't materialize, Hollywood movies about meteors about to hit the earth.

When asked what's broken with startup philanthropy at present, Galligan told me, "It's mostly nonexistent.

L1 retrotransposable elements are potent insertional mutagens responsible for the generation of genomic variation and diversification of mammalian genomes, but reliable estimates of the numbers of actively transposing L1 elements are mostly nonexistent.