Sentence examples for it exists more from inspiring English sources

It exists more to pay off its pensioners than to make cars, or rather it makes cars to carry pension liabilities a loser's game.

It exists more for the fun of dancing than for antiquarian reasons.

I think it exists more in London, but the idea that you can succeed as a young designer is something very important in the industry in New York.

The Rivals Alfa Romeo Mito 1.6 JTDm Veloce: £16,875, 120bhp, 126g/km Dumpy but cute, with cartoonised Alfa styling, it exists more as a fashion accessory than sporting supermini.

In the years since, the hubris-filled development and disastrous delivery of Last Action Hero has been pored over in such detail – this is a particularly gruesome autopsy – that it exists more vividly in the public imagination as a cautionary tale than an actual movie, despite some recent, tentative attempts to reposition it as an overlooked classic.

And much like Evernote's Scannable app, for example, it exists more as an add-on or complement to a larger, more prominent product – in Microsoft's case, OneNote.

SkyDeck officially launched in 2012, but for the program's first few years, it existed more as a mentorship program than proper accelerator.

When Americanism was in full flower, in Mitchell's youth, where did it exist more tangibly than at the heart of the national pastime?

He found the plot to be unoriginal, believing that it existed "more out of a sense of tradition than any real desire to tell a specific story"; however, he praised the acting in the episode, especially that of guest star Michael Horse.

It existed once, and still exists, more or less, in the world's poorest places.

Because it is significant that there exists more than one constitutional provision that points toward full marriage equality regardless of how the Supreme Court resolves the issue this spring.