Sentence examples for it exists primarily from inspiring English sources
"It exists primarily to provide services to people coming into O'Hare airport".
"Captain America: The First Avenger," directed by Joe Johnston, is less revisionist; it exists primarily to get Chris Evans's Captain out of the 1940s and into next summer.
It exists primarily as a Web portal where viewers can explore video confessionals, drawings, and quotes depicting personal accounts of insomnia, collected from two thousand individuals from around the world over a six-month period.
It exists primarily to allow the chancellor to command a second big parliamentary event of the year (indeed this is the third of 2015, in which Osborne has already delivered two budgets, one of them only four months ago).
In a survey of over 50,000 heterosexual men and women, 85% of women reported that they were satisfied with their partner's penis size while only 55% of men were satisfied with their members, suggesting that if penis size is an issue it exists primarily in men's heads.
The lecture is endowed with the proviso that it address immortality, the subject of immortality, so I kind of was stuck with that, but I think that I welcomed it because although I am an atheist and certainly don't believe in the afterlife in a conventional way, I do believe that there is an afterlife and that it exists primarily in the lives of our children and grandchildren.
The degree to which feudalism really existed and operated in England after the initial years of the invasion was thrown into considerable doubt, with historians such as David Crouch arguing that it existed primarily as a legal and fiscal model, rather than an actual economic system.
Far from existing to provide the high quality British public-service broadcasting that it still does so well and which the still country expects of it, the BBC now exists primarily to sustain itself and its influence".
It was different because Traction exists primarily to share information internally.
The chain of operations is clear and orderly, and the chain of management exists primarily to keep it that way for control.
