Sentence examples for that basically exist from inspiring English sources

Sure, there were a few iPads strewn about -- maybe to assure business partners that the kids who watch "Transformers: Rescue Bots" can also bug their parents for the related "Sky Forest Rescue" app -- but there was nothing like Nintendo's Amiibo, little plastic toys that basically exist to unlock exclusive features in video games.

It's not the kind of tech company we'd normally cover, but it's interesting if you're into that whole 'future of journalism' debate, because it represents one of the new models of 'flogging while blogging': some content will come from staff and some from customers, but everything exists in the context of a site that basically exists to sell mobile phones.

By declaring war on a tactic, Bush was able to point at an enemy with no name and no location, an enemy that basically exists everywhere and as such could justify a military presence anywhere.

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Parole procedures basically exist to harass us.

Lo-fi versions of this basically exist already.

That goes double after Facebook's recent introduction of Portal, which basically exists for that reason alone.

The only truly wasted opportunity comes with the poor use of Edi Gathegi, who (slight spoiler) basically exists to perform that hoariest of horror film cliches.

Nowadays you can play all by yourself against the computer, and that fact is why the industry basically exists.

The whole city is in flux like that, and walking there is this jarringly on-the-nose experience of that it basically exists or doesn't block-by-block, and there are these huge swathes of it that they Haven't Gotten To Yet that are still unmistakably desert.

It basically exists in the form of Uber driver ratings.