Sentence examples for it exists mostly from inspiring English sources

Then it was a noun; today it exists mostly as a verb, though its meaning is largely the same: it refers, in an American context, to drawing legislative districts in order to maximise partisan advantage.

Now it exists mostly in the American South, although it reached a much larger audience after it was included, to haunting effect, in the movie "Cold Mountain".

Of all the secrets of war, there is one that is so well kept that it exists mostly as a rumour.

Although plE forms amyloid at pH 4.1, it exists mostly as a random coil at physiological pH [23].

In dsDNA, γ-OH-PdG predominantly exists in open-ring form when placed opposite dC, whereas in ssDNA, it exists mostly in the closed-ring form.

It probably exists mostly as.

In fact, there's no indication that the Play Devices store is anything more than a quiet side bet that exists mostly because it isn't costing Google too much money to operate.

It's crucial to life but exists mostly as N2, a form that living things can't make use of.

The alt-right exists mostly online, and so it is shrouded in pseudonyms.

Mind you, given all the preconceptions and the fact that she exists mostly in 2-D, it was a mild shock actually to hear her talk.

It is archetypal commuterland, a place that exists mostly to be passed through.