Sentences with phrase «completely nonexistent»

But with coverage, the amount of cash you have to spend is going to be minimal, or completely nonexistent.

Basement foundations are rare, if not completely nonexistent.

Meanwhile, low - level American award space has become completely nonexistent.

Not to mention the breed type is completely nonexistent.

The bass was completely nonexistent, but the top - hat cymbals rang through.

-- In a YouTube video and a half - convincing press release, Polish develop CD Projekt Red announced the new, completely nonexistent The Witcher: Mysterious Secrets for «all current - gen, next - gen and gen - after - next - gen handheld systems and is scheduled for release between Tuesday and Friday 2010.»

Not exact matches

Stuckey says: Marshall's rushing attack is almost nonexistent (128th in rushing S&P +), which means you can completely shut down their offense with a strong secondary.

The countless studies on the subject seem to agree that three minutes is the magic number, while resting for five minutes or more leads to almost completely losing the growth - stimulating excitation and a weak to nonexistent carryover to the next set.

In their most recent audit they say «Don't let the nonexistent sticker trick you — Pof is a completely utilitarian site with each gimmick you would anticipate from a dating site (in addition to a couple of fun rewards).»

According to Christensen, many of the issues occur between pigs and dogs living in the same household; however, in high - density cities like San Francisco, where pig ownership is completely legal and backyards are small or nonexistent, pigs and dogs end up crossing paths along the sidewalk or out running free at parks.

The protagonist was completely unlikeable and brimming with flimsy motivations, the vehicles handled worse than those in GTA IV, the hacking function of the gameplay felt gimmicky rather than innovative and the replay - ability was nonexistent.

I had moved onto overstock.com auctions from ebay auctions once and though the art market there was completely flat and nonexistent I was selling on there.

> The result is that now we have huge sums of wasted money spent on a nonexistent issue, a public who views sciences as being completely discredited, and public policies that are as destructive as they are absurd.