Sentence examples for existing mostly from inspiring English sources

But there is no extra pay beyond a deputy's salary, and the ability to make policy is limited, existing mostly on a procedural level.

Cassius never quite takes shape as an individual, existing mostly as an embodiment of the longings Dana never satisfied while she was married — for sex, for love, for her own contentment.

Jotspot 2.0 takes the existing, mostly unstructured Jotspot wiki application and adds Office like functionality.

The maximum structural responses of models with rather shorter natural periods are often induced by the intensive motions existing mostly in the first half portion of ground motions.

C flux data for croplands, existing mostly from ∼2003 onwards, provide an opportunity to better understand the timing and magnitude of C exchanges in croplands and can help to improve crop C modelling on various spatiotemporal scales.

But for nearly a century, it's been uninhabited and uninhabitable, existing mostly as an underwater curiosity.

Until three months ago, the Fed financed that lending with its existing reserves, mostly Treasury securities.

The problem is that, for now, the existing applications mostly cater to those already entrenched in bitcoin.

Existing data, mostly taken from surveys, are not up to the task of specifying social capital precisely enough.

So it's not surprising that late in life Bach recycled several existing works, mostly violin and oboe concertos, and turned them into some flashy solo harpsichord concertos, most likely written as vehicles for himself.

From the beginning, she proceeded on two fronts – making new works for TV while producing studio adaptations of existing ballets, mostly from the British repertoire but, as early as 1956, taking in the second act of the Bolshoi's Swan Lake.