Sentences with phrase «almost nonexistent»

Interest rates are low, unemployment is almost nonexistent, and the national real estate market is booming.

My company's almost nonexistent eviction rate is a testament to our effective tenant screening process.

«Making different products from different companies work together was almost nonexistent before,» says Hayim Mizrachi, CCIM, president of MDL Group in Las Vegas.

The almost nonexistent jump reflected the continuing pressure on brokers to maintain a strong sales force and make needed investments, particularly in technology.

And air - conditioning was almost nonexistent.

The barrier to entry for sales jobs is almost nonexistent.

It's important to recognize these talents because it will force your methods of instruction to change, becoming almost nonexistent in some areas and more rigorous in others.

Otherwise, the possibility to establish yourself as a specialist in the highly competitive surroundings is almost nonexistent.

The almost nonexistent bezel lets the massive, crisp screen shine — and it really does shine.

The bass is almost nonexistent, even on settings that favor it, and activating dynamic bass makes the treble sound very distant.

Microsoft, however, is in a unique situation since its mobile play is almost nonexistent.

The pleas for action from Parkland, Florida, struck a sharp contrast with the almost nonexistent debate on Capitol Hill over preventing gun violence.

This should help alleviate player concerns that Battlefront 2 rewarded players for spending money with a competitive multiplayer edge, as such pay - to - win systems are almost nonexistent in big - budget console video games.

Stretched to fit the Note's larger frame, the screen looks even bigger and the bezels almost nonexistent.

You may have a Wi - Fi network in your home, but the signal is weak or almost nonexistent in some corners of it.

The XPS 13 9370's 13.3 - inch, InfinityEdge display has bezels that are 23 percent thinner than the almost nonexistent borders on the XPS 7360.

As the variations on these questions have clanged around the world, the response from Facebook has been... almost nonexistent.

Auto theft rates in Kentucky are much lower than the national average, and in Jamestown, the risk is almost nonexistent.

Among the numerous reasons that motorists in Montana enjoy less than typical car insurance costs is that auto crime is almost nonexistent within the state.

Auto theft rates in Kentucky are much lower than the national average, and in Augusta, the risk is almost nonexistent.

Although assessors were routinely retained as the expert of a single party, such situations have become almost nonexistent in recent years.

«If Alito's jurisprudential views match those on the Thornburgh brief — and at least in 1985, Alito indicated that they do — then the job application provides the Judiciary Committee with the type of window into a future justice's thinking that, since the failed nomination of Robert Bork, has become almost nonexistent.

After reviewing the Supreme Court trilogy of cases, the paper explores the importance of the moral imperative and the almost nonexistent role of Parliament in setting policy at the macro level.

Many formal barriers to women entering the legal profession have become almost nonexistent.

I wish I had the background to understand everything Steve wrote, but my knowledge of biology is almost nonexistent.

Yet these proxies are being used to make claims about global temperatures (when coverage within the northern hemisphere is rather poor and coverage outside the northern hemisphere is almost nonexistent) with uncertainties of less than one degree celcius..

Not to be outdone, snowpack in the Sierra Nevada Mountains was almost nonexistent for much of 2013 - 2014, and at least one of California's major rivers is no longer reaching the Pacific Ocean.

However, biodiversity of many taxonomic groups remains relatively unknown in Canadian arctic waters (Archambault et al. 2010), including areas of the High Arctic where biological data are almost nonexistent (Piepenburg et al. 2011).

Over the past twenty - five years, HFC emissions have grown from almost nonexistent to nearly two percent of all GHGs.

Rather than engaging in endlessly nitpicking, unproductive arguments over unknowns such as the logarithmic exponent describing the almost nonexistent / nonexistent effect of carbon dioxide on temperature, and the «estimate» of CO2 sensitivity, let's look at empirical evidence, and the big picture: CO2 is rising, and the planet's temperature is falling.

It also brings to light the distance that the Chinese community keeps, where human interaction with the local community is reduced to commercial exchange and unregimented social and cultural interaction is almost nonexistent.

The wall text accompanying this work is the most difficult to follow of Starling's usually accessible writing, but I suspect that is due to my almost nonexistent knowledge of computer technology or technology in general.

The pain and subsequent emergency surgery I required (as my wound re-opened, potentially resulting in asphyxiation) are almost nonexistent in those memories; Ar Tonelico and Hexyz Force won my heart.

Unfortunately, that's not to say the online mode is perfect: during my time with the game I found it very easy to join public matches against random players, but ranked matches were almost nonexistent — a crying shame for any good fighting game.

Building sweet friendships, and living high school life against a backdrop of fighting demons, make it worth it on their own.The RPG combat lacks challenge and exploration is almost nonexistent, but Blue Reflection still pulls through with cute character interactions and an intriguing story.

Both offer good body coverage and responsive buttons, but the lip around the screen is almost nonexistent, especially on the Halo Series.

Last of Us Creators - Everyone knows that Uncharted would be better with an almost nonexistent story and worse controls.

With four weeks of work and nothing to show for it, coupled with the fact that the interest on the forums was almost nonexistent, they decided against the mode altogether.

From a purely technical standpoint there's a lot of areas where you can see a lack of detail and animations are almost nonexistent at times.

The voice acting was atrocious and inconsistent and the plot was almost nonexistent, but I would not ask for my $ 65 back if given the chance.

I think too many devs took advantage of Steam almost nonexistent refund policy to make a quick buck.

Internet was almost nonexistent.

Almost nonexistent.

Biotin is a water soluble vitamin, so the risk of overdose is almost nonexistent — it is unlikely that your dog will suffer from kidney or liver damage as a result of taking a biotin supplement.

Now, his stool is firm, his seasonal allergies are almost nonexistent and he gobbles down his food as if there is no tomorrow.

At the time, puppies flooded shelters and animal control agencies, adoption programs were almost nonexistent, and massive sterilization campaigns were a thing of the future.

Depending on the dog's size and breed, the disease can be predominant or almost nonexistent.

The situation for animals in Haiti — where half a decade ago veterinary services were almost nonexistent — is better than it was before.

In so doing, they decrease their chances of finding the next Linear Technology from pretty good to almost nonexistent.

Thus, the portfolio's weighting there is perhaps light even for my tastes (my exposure is almost nonexistent).