Sentence examples for to exist primarily from inspiring English sources

The seats in back seem to exist primarily to hold down insurance premiums.

publications that were destroyed when the British burned the U.S. continues to exist primarily through libraries.

The concert seems to exist primarily as a vehicle for promoting the solo albums of the show's budding stars.

At the moment, 25 are known to exist, primarily in museums and libraries in the original 13 colonies.

Last month CMT began showing "CMT's Next Superstar," which appears to exist primarily because "Nashville Star" no longer does.

Provisionally a fund-raiser for the Austin Film Society, QT seems to exist primarily as a way for Mr. Tarantino to program a series of his favorite films.

However, serious limitations to video playback experiments exist, primarily the need to configure a technology designed for human vision to replicate stimuli for a nonhuman viewer.

The congressional proposals for a short-term safety net and a longer term transition to better choices exist primarily in draft form so far.

Some companies set up "link farms" — a host of interconnected Web sites that exist primarily to link to each other.

Church-based Christian rock — often referred to as C.C.M., for contemporary Christian music — does not exist primarily to compete in mainstream culture; it exists first to bring together a community.

"But I am realistic," says Brown. "Fundamentally, I'm trying to implement change, and fashion does not exist primarily to do good in the world.