Sentence examples for it exists largely from inspiring English sources

I don't mean fair in the sense of skin tone; one of the pleasures of "If Pretty Hurts" is that it exists largely outside the white gaze.

The agency was built, and remains constructed, in a mindset of central planning in which it exists largely to spend lavish billions from government on uncommercial and unjustifiable projects.

Again, it exists largely to support the delivery of the medical curriculum.

At first, at least, it existed largely as a recording band rather than a performing group, and was there as much to prove Panassié and Delaunay's abstract point — that jazz was potentially a universal language — as to make dance records.

The commercial sex industry is not legal in Hungary, but it is tolerated and exists largely in plain view.

For those who prefer to see their history out in the field, some off-road driving and a bit of hiking will bring you to Kaunolu, an ancient Hawaiian fishing village which exists largely as it once was in the 14thcentury.

The center is still in the earliest, most tenuous stages of development and, at the moment, exists largely in the optimistic ambitions of its planners.

Furthermore, it is difficult to clinically identify insulin resistance because individual variability in insulin sensitivity exists largely independent of obesity in populations (10).

Grime exists largely in an informal economy.

Third, the deficit exists largely because of multinationals' overseas subsidiaries.

The Abbott government exists largely because of this rent-seeking machine.