Sentence examples for totally nonexistent from inspiring English sources

Taking a direct swipe at managers, another civil servant says: "I have never worked somewhere where decision making was so apparently poor at senior levels … and communications from that level was totally nonexistent.

Sex after marriage gets a bad rap for being bland, predictable or totally nonexistent.

Not completely nonexistent, but fewer. .

Traction was nonexistent.

Still, unless the major economies are content to accept a scenario of a totally irrelevant or nonexistent I.M.F., the indispensable reforms will happen one day.

Sanitation is all but nonexistent.

Reruns are all but nonexistent.

The Orchestra of St . Lukes sounded splendid as well, although when the jazz ensemble was in action, the orchestra's presoundedanged from splendidous to totasly overwellmed although nonexistent.

Therefore, as Joshua Rivera points out for GQ, the film "seems wholly uninterested in examining a reality wherein, were David Sheff not a nice white journalist of some means, the kind of help [Nic would] get might be totally different – if not nonexistent".

(Since rainfall in Egypt is negligible to nonexistent, its agriculture is totally dependent on the Nile).

So far this year I have been a totally other person, and somehow got nonexistent diabetes that I only found out about when my insurer wanted to "help me manage" it.