Sentence examples for once nonexistent from inspiring English sources

Entrepreneurs, property owners and consumers are demanding — and getting — rights that were once nonexistent.

Their running game, once nonexistent, became functional and then a weapon, through technical adjustments rather than brute force.

Change does not arrive gracefully at Farrell's Bar and Grill in Windsor Terrace at the edge of Park Slope, an establishment where bottled beer and beer glasses were once nonexistent.

The partisan gender disparity was once nonexistent.

Since 1995, when the SBC held its conference on racial reconciliation in Dallas and generously donated $750,000 to rebuild Southern black churches that had been burned recently, the once-nonexistent relationship between the SBC and black churches has been wedded in an unholy matrimony.

Fitness centers, once almost nonexistent in India, quickly spread.

Emotions that once seemed nonexistent now overwhelmed him.

And divorce rates, once almost nonexistent, are rising.

His social life, once virtually nonexistent, was becoming a distraction as venture capitalists wooed him at San Francisco Giants baseball games and parties throughout the city.

In Barrow, the northernmost city in North America, it means coping with mosquitoes in a place where they once were nonexistent, and rescuing hunters trapped on breakaway ice at a time of year when such things once were unheard of.

By contrast, rocks that have approached their melting point, say, 750° C, which can cause new zircon growth during a second thermal event, are rare, and those that have done this more than once are almost nonexistent.