Exemples d'utilisation de Practically inexistent en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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These problems are rare and practically inexistent.
The practically inexistent nest can be the cavity of a tree but also a crack of a building.
Because of this system,theft is practically inexistent.
The public administration is practically inexistent and the country's inhabitants lack the most basic services(light, water, sewerage.
The nomadic life in the Algerian desert is practically inexistent.
The frontiers of digital commerce are now practically inexistent; it is urgent to reestablish rules where there are no boundaries.
At the end of the 16th century education for girls was practically inexistent.
From that moment on, its production, practically inexistent up to then, starts to become abundant.
At the time M6(6 months after the injection),the quantity of nanoparticles detected in the organs was practically inexistent.
The tourism residence is a French specialty, a practically inexistent concept elsewhere with exception to urban residences in the United States.
The private housing market, which can be a source of wealth for individuals and communities,is practically inexistent.
The mechanization of agricultural work is practically inexistent and so draught and packsaddle animals still play an important role in the rural economy.
Training for professions in the performing arts, stage direction, dramaturgy andlight creation are still practically inexistent in West Africa.
Endemic poverty, a practically inexistent social services, a phantom government, a whopping illiteracy rate, a dysfunctional health system and an abandoned infrastructure.
The private housing market, which can be a source of wealth for individuals and communities,is practically inexistent, amounting to around 80 dwellings.
In Curitiba, the French touch was practically inexistent before Renault arrived on the scene; we now employ 6 500 staff, not including the 25 000 indirect jobs( sub-contracts…) says Alain Tissier.
The institutional relations of UFSC with the universities in the Magreb region,as well as with all others in the whole Arab were practically inexistent until today.
The pectoral fins count 11-13 unarmed rays and the ventral ones, atrophied,are practically inexistent, fuse in one orange spine, surrounded by a showy black spot with small white points.
It can be applied in the hands and armpits, in the front area of the face, in areas of the neck and in small areas of the thorax,with risks that are practically inexistent.
The skin, thick and rough, is covered by very small, not overlapping scales, practically inexistent, and supported by a cartilaginous layer which protects, like a cuirass, the flabby and watery flesh.
Communism, punctuated by periods of ebb, runs the risk of becoming nothing more than a theoretical speculation on the future while remaining practically inexistent at the level of political struggle.
The verification tools are practically inexistent as regards all these"paper" representations and solely the vigilance of the re-readers enables the locating of these"seeds of error" which go on to become"forests of failure" once they're embedded in the silicon.
In the simplest case, for example, the investment may consist of the purchase of fixed-interest Government stock, the return on which is fairly certain andthe risk of losing the capital practically inexistent.
The population's living standard- while it has improved slightly- nevertheless remains precarious, andcommunity structures are practically inexistent. Apart from the recent opening of a primary school near the site, the paths remain unpassable in the rainy season, and there is no electricity network or distribution of drinking water.
However, the Committee has noted with concern that in some countries the application of the legislation has not resulted in practice in satisfactory levels of coverage,as collective bargaining is very limited or even practically inexistent in those countries.
The situation today is certainly more serious than in 1968 in France when unemployment, which was then less than 600,000,was practically inexistent but public order nevertheless almost collapsed.
Hooker, which has more or less red cap, and white gills, sac and ring, may get more or less similar hues, due to the washout of the cuticle pigments, but it will never have the robust andmembranous volva typical of A. caesarea as that of A. muscaria is dissociated in scales or warts, practically inexistent in very rain weather.
The need for strategic action, which goes beyond occasional charity, was expressed strongly throughout the meetings. Nearly 18 months after the devastating earthquake, reconstruction had hardly begun and the ruinous state of the country reflects other major problems:endemic poverty, a practically inexistent social services, a phantom government, a whopping illiteracy rate, a dysfunctional health system and an abandoned infrastructure.
The veil between the fourth andfifth dimension will practically be inexistent.