Sentence examples for well nonexistent from inspiring English sources

Unless you're a medically diagnosed supertaster, it seems like the flavors in our drinking water are, well, nonexistent.

The chance that a "giant meteor strikes the earth and extinguishes all human life" is, well, nonexistent.

One accuses him of peddling oil shares based on "phantom wells, nonexistent operators" and "doctored drilling reports" for wells that didn't exist or whose production was "grossly misrepresented".

Brands may as well be nonexistent, because these girls buy absolutely everything from flea markets.

The reproductive rights of women in China are well-nigh nonexistent.

Israel's ability to mount an effective and coherent campaign, either of peace or war, given the weakness of its government, is well-nigh nonexistent.

But in the African-American community, faith in the police to do their job well is practically nonexistent.

You know dead people are dead, and can't go around attacking you, pulling you down some nonexistent well or do any of the things these supposedly creepy chain letters claim.

New York City has so far grown its solar production to seven megawatts, a modest amount but well over its practically nonexistent wind production.

Well, high, low or nonexistent, bonuses are a smart marketing tool, a "hook surrounding something everyone understands," said Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel and a market analyst for Prudential Douglas Elliman.

The schema used to "work out" observed implicatures can usually be used just as well to work out nonexistent implicatures.