Sentence examples for previously nonexistent from inspiring English sources

Unemployment, previously nonexistent, rose to 14 percent in the early 1990s but declined after 1994.

Now pilgrims can roam the entire country and a limited supply of previously nonexistent tourist visas is offered.

When it transpired that this was 47% of the US population, he inadvertently created a previously nonexistent solidarity among those he set out to attack.

To an extent, the feistiness of the game was an indicator of the growing rivalry, previously nonexistent, between these two teams.

Only in that fashion is free to conjure up the previously nonexistent and is unfettered by the need for consistent loyalty to any client does it distinguish itself from the fancier echelons of the public-relations business.

They have transformed cities. Rumbling generators outside homes and other buildings -- previously nonexistent -- and thickets of wires as dense as a jungle canopy have become as much a part of Iraq's cityscapes as blast walls and checkpoints.

Industry, which had previously been almost nonexistent, received huge amounts of investment, so that by the 1980s it had grown to contribute more than half of the gross national product.

Indeed most of the projects in his lab involve creating tools that enable scientists to study what had not been previously possible because the technology was nonexistent.

Although some mechanical properties of these mats have been reported previously, reports of their tribological properties are essentially nonexistent.

Everything will be "based on true stories" and will involve the supernatural, giant, previously-thought-extinct-or-nonexistent creatures, and the occasional retelling of myth.

The previously reported practice of ritualistic sacrifice of Jakar sheep was nonexistent in the current study.