It exists mainly on paper, as a cutely named entity with no real assets.
The limited edition of The Testament of Cresseid apart, his Henryson exists mainly in typescript.
The podium exists mainly to provide parking garages and automobile drop-off space underneath the buildings.
The album is like that throughout: heartbreak is just an occasion to be better; pain exists mainly for rhetorical contrast.
"Power exists mainly in human imagination," he went on, pushing his chin-length, midnight-colored curls out of his face.
The operation exists mainly on donations from local energy companies, which are drilling for natural gas in the area.
The distinction exists mainly in status-sensitive minds, and German carmakers in particular make much money out of it.
That gap in coverage, sometimes called a doughnut hole, exists mainly because Congress decided it did not have enough money to finance a more complete benefit.
Atlantic City Race Course runs about 10 live cards a year, and exists mainly to provide betting on out-of-town races.
In fact, the suspicion exists mainly in the imagination of the hotheaded flyboy Poe Dameron, who will be forced to reconsider his macho bravado.
The Jewish monthly Commentary publishes good long reviews, Mr. Socher said, but he implied that it exists mainly to push its conservative political agenda.
