Sentence examples for much non-existent from inspiring English sources

Privacy settings are pretty much non-existent.

When you consider that missed hearings often come down to an unaffordable bus ticket, the chances of indigent defendants going on the lam are pretty much non-existent.

But many constitutional experts argue that on some important points its guidance is at best vague, and on others, pretty much non-existent.

These were often out of necessity as late night transport was pretty much non-existent at the time, and I was young and too impoverished to pay for a taxi or minicab.

Indeed, surprises are pretty much non-existent thanks to the media deals with the coaches, who inevitably leak every selection before the official team is named, making the official announcement little more than a hollow farce.

DT Nigel Adams, one of the country's leading fire investigators, has said that in 1985 fire forensics were pretty much non-existent and investigators were known as "dust kickers".

Adding the usual caveat about there being a 3% margin of error, this could mean that Lib Dem support is pretty much statistically non-existent.

Big name WiFi-only Android tablets have been pretty much been non-existent until now.

There is evidence that these government-sponsored cooperative R&D projects tend to occur in industries with a large minimum efficient scale in R&D in the 1970s, though this tendency is much weaker or non-existent in other decades.

In addition, the correlation of the 5'UTR length with the eIF4E regulation should be much weaker or non-existent.

He's being afforded so much time by the non-existent Holland midfield though, Nigel de Jong ploughing a lone furrow at the base of it.