Sentence examples for Chiefly so that from inspiring English sources

They were instituted chiefly so that the crown might gain better control over its lands and finances.

The Nemorins moved to Long Island from Queens chiefly so that their children, ages 7, 5 and 1, could go to better schools, said Karene Benoit, 31, of Lawrenceville, Ga., one of Detective Nemorin's sisters.

If only because I felt better talking to the bloke if I had the paper in front of me … "Chiefly so that I could say to the guy: I've stared at your letter/review/paper and I haven't the foggiest idea what it means: please tell me.

I might receive an issue of one of the magazines that I subscribed to chiefly so I would get mail.

Jeb Bush's halting response has so far been defined chiefly by that familiar silver foot in his mouth.

So it is chiefly contagious fear that is pushing up interest rates on sovereign debt in the eurozone, prompting lemming-like remedies that will make matters worse.

Chiefly he thought about generalizing its operation so that it could perform other kinds of calculations.

Some experts argue that an executive's work is chiefly concerned with shaping the social organization so that it works in conjunction with the technical organization.

Yet from that youthful experiment came more ideas, so that year by year Mr. Chalayan built up a solid reputation, chiefly for tailoring and fortissimo stage work.

What they chiefly want is an end to Israel's occupation of the West Bank as well as Gaza so that they can enjoy an independent national existence in both places.

France and Britain, League mainstays, chiefly interested now in making a new Locarno agreement to replace the Rhineland pact, will attempt to steer the debates so that neither Germany nor Italy will be displeased.