Examples of using Inexistent in English and their translations into Greek
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Financial
-
Official/political
-
Computer
the Babels network was inexistent in Greece.
bears a lot of resemblance to it such as primordial impact craters found throughout its surface and an almost inexistent atmosphere.
nourished by entirely inexistent threats.
the reception system is almost inexistent and conditions are increasingly worrying.
the value of gF is inexistent and indeterminate.
if the principles that represent it are inexistent or better said totally unmanifested in this inferior life kind.
elbow dysplasia is generally nearly inexistent(ED 0).
the political dimension is inexistent, and this is the weakness of the movement.
so far inexistent, specialized Exhibition.
This was typified by the Turkish side categorically refusing to accept the abolition of the inexistent“rights” of intervention it invokes.
to the constitutional megalomania of its authors and, secondly, to the inexistent or inadequate constitutional conscience of its theoretical advocates.
Accepting life's flux may sometimes be wiser than trying to find inexistent causes somewhere outside.
A whole generation of children in Yemen is faced with a dark future due to the limited or inexistent access to education,” a UNICEF representative in Yemen said.
The notion of development is inexistent in these people's cosmovision since the future is behind us because the concept implies something we do not look at or know.
the risk of losing the capital practically inexistent.
As is well known, the Cham issue is inexistent and as such, it has never been accepted as a negotiating subject, between the governments of Greece and Albania.
was practically inexistent but public order nevertheless almost collapsed.
profits are higher and workers' rights are inexistent, while at the same time they are destroying vital resources, economic and social networks of whole countries through the mechanism of credit and debt.
dwellings that“cry” for attention, inexistent grass and undefined spaces that compose the environment of our daily life.
Archaeological evidence suggesting religious beliefs of the Middle Helladic society is virtually inexistent since this period of Prehistory includes no sign of material culture which usually imply worship.