Sentence examples similar to practically existent from inspiring English sources

But in practice you probably wouldn't, because monads and other modern functional abstractions are practically non-existent in Python or R — two languages that were not designed for scalability either in regards to SLOC or bytes processed.

More accurately, they have been practically non-existent.

My periods started to be unpredictable - heavy one month, practically non-existent the next.

The AI shown by the in-game characters is, like most Phantasy Star games, practically non-existent.

"As an Australian in Germany, this is very frustrating – TV coverage of golf is practically non-existent here.

But he added that chances of the gas cloud "exploding" out to sea were practically non-existent.

Simply hearing hammers and seeing scaffolding — what smiles they bring here in a city where reconstruction is practically non-existent.

"Our planes have long been undertaking missions on the other side of the practically non-existent Syrian border with Iraq.

"Our story could make a documentary," said Napolitano after the victory over England, with Italian rugby league practically non-existent until 14 years go.

Any reference to earlier architecture is practically non-existent yet the Atomium has since become a symbol of a future that never was.

The reform has been a long time coming - and evidence of progress is so thin as to be practically non-existent.