Sentence examples for nonexistent it from inspiring English sources

With unemployment high and growth low — or nonexistent — it is not easy to find the money to reduce debts.

"But since our fixed costs are nonexistent, it looks like a great business model, particularly if we can scale it".

"It's a legal cover," said the new finance secretary, Alberto Romulo, "no matter how tenuous and nonexistent it is".

"We live on a hill," she said of the two-bedroom apartment in Park Slope, Brooklyn, she now shares with her son, Wells, 12. "The chance of flooding is nonexistent — it would really have to have a freak of nature.

Such deficit is in fact nonexistent; it was arrived at by violating professional actuarial practice standards resulting from the politicized trustees having final say over projection assumptions of the actuaries, much as Enron prevailed on its accountants to ignore accounting standards.

Finally, the instruction manuals are terrible or nonexistent; it's as if, in their zeal to make these things work, the companies forgot all about explaining it to you.

"So it's nonexistent and it's false that we are at the moment looking for a goalkeeper".

If it's nonexistent, as it was last April when Gehrke stood on dry ground and watched as Gov. Jerry Brown ordered a 25% reduction in water use, then we're all going to die of thirst.

It's not about gaming the system, but it's just that the system itself is nonexistent, whether it's in health care or any other industries.

"It's almost, I won't say nonexistent, but it gets to be pretty close," he said during an interview with Fox News.

Its adaptive capacity is therefore almost nonexistent, and it is vulnerable to various pathogens such as dasheen mosaic virus (DMV) or Pythium myriotylum Drechsler (Lebot, 2009).