Sentence examples for which hardly existed from inspiring English sources

The culture industry, which supports them in one way or another, and which hardly existed a generation ago, subsists on all that money — mostly on the largesse and folly of wealthy art lovers, whether their motivations are lofty or base.

The culture industry, which supports them in one way or another, and which hardly existed a generation ago, subsists on all that money mostly on the largesse and folly of wealthy art lovers, whether their motivations are lofty or base.

Goff is a forensic entomologist, and he tells the story of what exactly that means and of how his field (which hardly existed before 1980) came to take a respected place in death investigations.

"Media planning" companies, which hardly existed a few years ago, are springing up to advise advertisers on which lifestyle magazines have the most desirable readers, and which radio stations are considered cool by township youth.The new-found dynamism of South Africa's advertising industry is robbing the business of its independence.

Such a characteristic renders it distinctive melting mode which hardly exists in conventional paraffin PCMs.

The colors, the fonts, the icons for donating and volunteering, the use of videos, and the social networking Facebook-type options — including Twitter, which hardly exists in Israel — all reflect a conscious effort by the Netanyahu campaign to learn from the Obama success.

Without having a major studio (which hardly exist in Europe, compared to the US) or larger production companies such as Constantin Film in Germany or Dor Film in Austria, on board, it's hard to gain access to high-quality content.

Word processing, a field in which jobs hardly existed five years ago, is the big news in office work these days.

In between those totalitarian forms lies democracy, which can be either democratic socialism such as in northern Europe, or else democratic capitalism, which hardly even exists anymore.

Ethnic differences, which could have influenced the psychosocial processes, hardly existed in this population from central Finland.

Digital photography lacks the crisp elegance of film, but the slight blurriness works for a shacking-up movie in which the world hardly exists.