Sentence examples similar to Chiefly proceed from inspiring English sources
This fact has much to do with an understanding of truth or reality as being similarly plural and multilayered though it is not clear whether the influence has proceeded chiefly from religious doctrine to society or vice versa.
Billions of dollars, chiefly the proceeds of drug smuggling, are laundered and distributed across the border annually.
While the federal government, via the Environmental Protection Agency, has its own rules related to fracking, the question of whether fracking will proceed in New York rests chiefly with the Department of Environmental Conservation.
(IDP, 2 286/TP, 259) {§4.5} What I am chiefly concerned to establish is this: in metaphysics one must proceed analytically throughout, for the business of metaphysics is actually the analysis of confused cognitions.
Some judges seemed to be concerned chiefly that their cases proceeded according to schedule; Sherman was not one of them.
The result was a final communiqué that chiefly made clear that American church leaders were still divided on how to proceed.
Various compromise proposals are circulating in the White House that would allow research to proceed, but only with the handful of embryonic cell lines already established, chiefly from embryos that are only a few days old.
After crossing the cell membrane, intracellular distribution of chemicals proceeds chiefly by passive diffusion through the bilayers of organelles and of endoplasmic reticulum, although several transporter proteins are expressed in intracellular membranes and may affect the transport rates.
The work proceeded with far greater speed than that of territorial and military settlement, chiefly because the subject had been exhaustively studied during the war years.
Chiefly Florida and Georgia.
