Sentence examples similar to nearly existent from inspiring English sources

And, it's true that foliar diseases have been nearly non-existent this season.

In fact the knowledge of organically surface functionalized colloids is nearly non-existent.

Nearly non-existent 35 years ago, self-storage has become ubiquitous, with 51,000 facilities nationwide.

Ten months after the nuclear disaster, trust in the authorities is nearly non-existent.

Corruption is rampant, investment is nearly non-existent, public services are abysmal.

But androgen receptors were found to be nearly non-existent in the brains of newborn animals.

In Ruishan's case, he chose to move his parents because health care in the village was nearly non-existent.

Patients sleep several to a room – some of which are highly unsanitary – and activities are nearly non-existent.

Beyoncé posed in knickers and a nearly non-existent T-shirt for him in GQ earlier this year while insisting that women need to start defining their own sexiness.

The open letter to Pussy Riot raises an important point: public knowledge of Transfield's commercial activity is nearly non-existent.

The results have been bloated rental fees, little choice and nearly non-existent competition in the video box marketplace," he said.