Existent used in a sentence

Existent in a sentence as an adjective

Internal systems on EBS hosts piled up with messages trying to get to the non-existent domain3.

You're in' and for full-time applicants it was simply non-existent.

+1 to the non-existent poll entry that says:"I know C thoroughly, though I barely ever use it these days.

This is all about terrible - and in many cases non-existent- governance.

Documentation was non-existent even up to the day the new version of iOS went out to the public.

Please please please ruin your already non-existent reputation, Oracle.

There were mp3 encodings of old wax cylinders uploaded for goodness sakes.- The discovery on Napster was non-existent.

It may not be perfectly correct, but that small conclusion is still often much better than the practically non existent data on the situation I start off with and allows me to additionally read the article far faster than slowing down to make these minor fuzzy conclusions myself.

The project would have provided very powerfully tangible, very high-profile benefits to the customer, but said benefits weren't part of the metrics on which our department was getting judged, so at the VP level the willingness to devote resources was almost non-existent.