In 1992, Living Sacrifice released their second album, Nonexistent .

issues of shares in other currencies are negligible or nonexistent .

News of this march is almost nonexistent in Chilean media.

Judaism was a small, if not nonexistent, religion in Russia until 1772.

In some countries , the changeover period was very short or even nonexistent ( e.g. in Germany )

Unlike most developed nations, there are no private hospitals, and private insurance is practically nonexistent.

In fact, there are many places in which Western medicine is practically nonexistent, or at least invalid...

Speed limits are generally higher on freeways and are occasionally nonexistent (as on much of Germany's Autobahn network).

Illegitimate son and descendants Luís de Sousa had a son, Leonardo de Sousa, whose biographical details are nonexistent.

The tobacco industry went from nearly nonexistent in Puerto Rico to a major part of the country's agricultural sector.

It was later revealed to be a hoax unaffiliated with Daft Punk and a scam to sell tickets for a nonexistent event.

According to Pakistani pop artist Zoe Viccaji, Western musical training is virtually nonexistent in Pakistan and hopeful musicians must rely on self training.

At the same time, Cuba and Spain, traditionally the largest importers of Puerto Rican coffee, now subjected Puerto Rico to previously nonexistent import tariffs.

Koenig noted that the expected sense of camaraderie and euphoria at being assembled for screen tests at the start of the picture was nonexistent.

The lack of resources, as well as nonexistent infrastructure, means that public and private organizations must now unite to empower Africa and to consolidate development efforts.

However, in the northern mountains, urban centers (such as Gigia) were practically nonexistent and the submission of the country had to be achieved valley by valley.

Like Getafix the Druid from Astérix and Obélix, he is determined to continue defending with fury and bitterness a concept of society and the Church that is outdated and nonexistent.

Hahnemann used this term to distinguish medicine as practiced in his time from his use of infinitesimally small (or nonexistent) doses of substances to treat the spiritual causes of illness.

Eldredge and Gould proposed that the degree of gradualism commonly attributed to Charles Darwin is virtually nonexistent in the fossil record, and that stasis dominates the history of most fossil species.

Consequently, the Bull speaks of the , the king to be promoted emperor , although the distinction between the two titles would become increasingly irrelevant, and virtually nonexistent after Maximilian I had renounced his coronation as Emperor in 1508.

On the one hand, traders based in Brazil had to face strong foreign competition on the other, it encouraged the creation of new manufacturing and other economic activities that were previously banned, poor or nonexistent in Brazil.

It is a best of album, containing three newly written and recorded songs by Lance Garvin, Rocky Gray and Bruce Fitzhugh , two songs from each Living Sacrifice album, plus Enthroned , a 1998 cover of a song originally released on 1992's Nonexistent .

Obviously the only judgments on which to found a society are those issued by the Sacred Roman Rota , in which a marriage, which had produced four children, was declared nonexistent...due, perhaps, to one of the diriment impediments made famous by Don Abbondio in The Betrothed .

We wanted to design a workshop process that would be empowering rather than intimidating, and we were limited in terms of local technology resources (again, electricity is scarce in Kinkala, and computers are virtually nonexistent), so we focused the participatory aspect on photography and drawing rather than on the use of computers.