Examples of 'non-existent' in a sentence
Meaning of "non-existent"
non-existent (adjective): Refers to something that does not exist or is not real
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Toilet facilities were non-existent in some schools.
Non-existent memory numbers displayed in yellow.
They are either non-existent or too expensive.
Non-existent addresses caused by typographical error.
About a movie with a non-existent screenplay.
A non-existent contract can not be violated.
Citing fake or non-existent impact factors.
The printed press is virtually non-existent.
Humanity was to be non-existent and in some sense it was.
Washing and sanitation was almost non-existent.
Voluntarism is thus non-existent in such communities.
My formal event wardrobe is pretty non-existent.
An example of a non-existent beneficiary is an unborn child.
Such partnerships are almost non-existent today.
Performance on non-existent craft puzzles is simulated.
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Quality cancer treatment was almost non-existent.
I started a non-existent competition with him.
Witnesses suggest that it is limited or non-existent.
Their whole case is non-existent without it.
Only non-existent movement is free of intention.
Dialogue is almost non-existent in this book.
Environmental laws and regulations are non-existent.
Crime is almost non-existent in the country.
Compensation for land was minimal or non-existent.
Romance was non-existent in my life until.
The earth connection is disconnected or non-existent.
The governement is non-existent in our villages.
Your blood pressure is practically non-existent.
Information element non-existent or not implemented.
Freedom of expression and opinion is non-existent.
Arbitration is almost non-existent in individual conflicts.
In some cases they are virtually non-existent.
With almost non-existent foreign competition.
Sale and traffic of children are non-existent.
Non-existent or inadequate legal assistance.
I am either seeing something non-existent or invisible.
A non-existent exchange policy and an overvalued euro.
The distinction is now virtually non-existent.
It is essentially non-existent in passenger transport.
Structures for juvenile justice are non-existent.
But these are mostly non-existent in other countries.
Her insulin production is almost non-existent.
Legal remedies are non-existent or ineffective.
The risk of being discovered is practically non-existent.
There has been talk of non-existent or forged letters.
Additional elements of service are practically non-existent.
Poor or non-existent coordination at the country level.
Land ownership records are non-existent or ambiguous.
Sold non-existent land to a half a dozen corporations.
Such traffic is virtually non-existent there.
