Sentence examples for nonexistent during from inspiring English sources

The Palestinian Authority also runs its own radio and television stations, nonexistent during the 1987 uprising.

In the Brazilian league, separation between players and reporters is sometimes nonexistent during a match.

Moreover, the domestic capital market was virtually nonexistent during the early years of the republic, and all Americans were wary of borrowing from abroad unless absolutely necessary.

The nation-state was nonexistent during the greater part of history, and for a very long time it was not even regarded as an ideal.

The time devoted to pain education in most medical school curricula is brief and not integrated into case-based clinical experiences, and it is frequently nonexistent during clinical clerkships.

People, joyful of his positive messages, turned their backs on the Shah who had brought them peace, respect, and luxury in the hope of the political freedom that was nonexistent during the Shah.

Their working relationship has fluctuated somewhere between nonexistent and cordial during the first three months of divided government.

A1 Thousands of residents of Ramadi, a defiant Sunni Arab town and insurgent stronghold, poured into polling stations and cast votes in high numbers, a contrast to the almost nonexistent turnout there during the election in January.

Third, economic consequences may be greater for living donor paired exchange, where travel distances may be greater and the donor frequently brings a support person; this practice was nonexistent in Canada during the study enrollment period.

Such "stovepiping" of intelligence had led to faulty conclusions about nonexistent weapons of mass destruction during the buildup to the 2003 Iraq war.

Howard discovered, however, that opportunities for women in U.S. military academies during the early 1970s were nonexistent.