Sentence examples for would be nonexistent from inspiring English sources

NovaStar assumed that losses on all of its loans would be nonexistent.

The chance of going there with some freedom would be nonexistent at Sky".

I think if we did that more often, a lot of these problems would be nonexistent".

But that's still better than the rearward view that, if it were any more restricted, would be nonexistent.

Certainly the appeal of Nimrod Nation would be nonexistent if some snarky marketer had coined the phrase.

She said that practice would be nonexistent at Newsweek, where she has been looking to hire more writers paid by the article.

It's a way of getting excellent-quality performances to village halls, and serving areas where access to the arts would otherwise be nonexistent: for 30% of their audiences, says Lister, the work that Take Art brings is the only art they get to see.

Such low coverage regions are rare even in our assembly, and with contemporary data output they would likely be nonexistent.

Furthermore, on the basis of experiences in the past several decades, risks for transmission of live organisms from such relics would seem to be nonexistent; nevertheless, archeologic specimens should be handled with caution.

Without Lotto, he added, morning store traffic would be almost nonexistent.

We may dream that in the ideal society old age would be virtually nonexistent.