Sentence examples for practically inexistent from inspiring English sources
In Cyprus, at present, recycling of waste materials is practically inexistent and almost the entire demolition waste products are disposed in landfill sites, with all possible economic, technical and environmental impacts.
Where foreseeability of damages is increasingly remote or even practically inexistent based on the current state of science and technology, tort systems such as the German and Austrian ones, that base employer liability on the intent of company representatives or supervisors, limit liability for damage claims to negligent employees.
Product diversification in these mills is practically inexistent.
When considering only clinically active physicians per million inhabitants, e.g. Europe had high ratios (0.89 ppm), whereas Africa, with a total of 26 clinically active physicians, has according to our research criteria practically inexistent medical coverage in this field.
When we control for non-random selection of those who are dependent on remittances and who communicate with family abroad, we find that the positive effect of social remittances is stronger than the negative effect of financial remittances, which is practically inexistent.
DCMU caused a 64%% inhibition of H2 production, and acetic acid uptake was practically inexistent.
Furthermore, since several proliferative cycles are required in order for AC to be effective, cells which cell cycle is slow or almost inexistent (e.g. neurons) in comparison to tumors are practically unaffected by the exposure to the electric field.
"Practically anyone, practically anything".
Practically organic, practically vegan..."....
