Examples of using Virtually nonexistent in English and their translations into Greek
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Are virtually nonexistent.
Progress has been virtually nonexistent.
It's extremely powerful, yet the side effects of using this supplement are virtually nonexistent.
Unemployment was virtually nonexistent.
More than 80 percent of the city is destroyed and/or uninhabitable, andbasic infrastructure is now virtually nonexistent.
Negotiation is virtually nonexistent.
The work of NGOs in the country is problematic and thus virtually nonexistent.
Plutonium-239 is virtually nonexistent in nature.
Risk of complication or any kind of infection is virtually nonexistent.
The bezels are virtually nonexistent on all sides except for the bottom.
Life on the ocean floor is virtually nonexistent.
The breed has remained virtually nonexistent until the formation of the Club Gascon Phoebus in 1908.
My relationship with God is virtually nonexistent.
While virtually nonexistent in 1994, foreign direct investment in the new member states has since reached an overall stock of 191 billion euros, or 40 per cent of their total GDP in 2004.
The domestic production, however, is virtually nonexistent.
And in those cases where the defining qualities are virtually nonexistent, well, what we have are entities that are north of the animal kingdom but south of humanity.
The rights of minorities in these countries are virtually nonexistent.
Official lines of communication between the two are virtually nonexistent; at the moment, the United States doesn't even have an ambassador in South Korea.
In the autistic brains,these differences were virtually nonexistent.
With reaction time virtually nonexistent, the internal martial artist is able to change fighting techniques faster than an opponent can, and is able also to combine the normally separated areas of the body into one integrated, unified and powerful whole.
In the private sector, research is virtually nonexistent.
First, they are unable to see how such a small, poor and weak country,like Macedonia*, with virtually nonexistent armed forces and equipment(particularly in the 1990s), may threaten Greece, which is shielded to the teeth(an impressive naval and aviation, armored vehicles, specially trained bodies, etc.).
I mean, I broke up with Steven, andmy career is virtually nonexistent.
For others, safety nets are virtually nonexistent.
Users also feared that close sourced programs would contain backdoors that granted the distributor attack to their system,as security mechanisms were virtually nonexistent.
I mean, Qaddafi's anti-air is virtually nonexistent.
Melissa did score higher on the Wechsler Scale, but when you take into account my scores and the Flynn Effect, combined with real-life accomplishments,the gap in our IQs is virtually nonexistent.
The outbreak in Liberia and Sierra Leone, by contrast, has been exponentially andcatastrophically more deadly because health services in those countries are virtually nonexistent, the result of civil war and governmental neglect.
The line between religious devotion and patriotism might seem blurred today, butin ancient Babylon it was virtually nonexistent.
Cairo possesses a few basic Western-style laundromats in areas where foreigners andtourists reside- they are virtually nonexistent elsewhere in the country.