Sentence examples for practically extinct from inspiring English sources

General houseworkers are practically extinct.

Many species like rhino are practically extinct outside national parks".

He laughs off this suggestion, and notes that communist ideology is practically extinct in China.

At a time when investigative journalism is practically extinct in Russia they have courageously kept going.

At a time when investigative journalism is practically extinct in Russia they have courageously kept going.

In the southern part of their range, they became practically extinct except for a single population in Gippsland, Victoria.

With error intervals so wide, the walrus could practically go extinct before a statistical change was detected, Robert Suydam, a biologist for the North Slope Borough, told me.

"As far as Latin radio in the U.S. is concerned, the market for what they do is practically nonexistent, extinct," said Sergio George, the producer and arranger best known for his work with Marc Anthony and other salsa romantica artists.

In a video showing the 3-D structure of one of these biofilms, the ordinary bacteria win, and the hyperswarmers have practically gone extinct — confirming that the ability to make microfilms is more important to the bacteria's survival than being speedier consumers of food.

Downwardly mobile white voters, so often dismissed as racist misogynists who are practically going extinct, asserted themselves in a big way on Tuesday.

Practically all macrolife (ie, big enough to be visible without a microscope) on Earth went extinct.