Sentence examples for also chiefly from inspiring English sources

A Web site is not only cheaper than a large newspaper ad, it's also chiefly a one-time expense, pointed out Jeff Bowen, a principal in Late August Design, which manages Internet campaigns for "Wicked" and "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" as well as "[title of show]," of which Mr. Bowen is a costar and coauthor.

These levels are also chiefly responsible for driving up market standards for compensation packages.

He was not only the driving force behind Real Madrid winning the first five European Cups, he was also chiefly responsible for the quick success of the competition.

A hearer H gains knowledge through a speech act of S communicating p to H, who has to be competent in the language in which p is expressed, to know the words and grammatical forms, which H has learned, on most accounts, also chiefly through testimony but also in other ways such as analogy (according to some).

It is also chiefly spoken in the states of Kerala, Puducherry and Andaman and Nicobar Islands as a secondary language and by minorities in Karnataka & Andhra Pradesh.

He also assented, chiefly for financial reasons, to the establishment of the new Moorish kingdom of Granada under Castilian suzerainty.

The name lark is also given, chiefly because of habitat, to several birds belonging to other families.

Perfect Circle was also composed chiefly by drummer Bill Berry, who would go on to write the band's best-known ballad a decade later, Everybody Hurts.

And Club Asia, which, like Sunrise, is also broadcast chiefly within the M25, tends to focus on younger listeners and has 188,000 listeners.

A special wine list is ample motivation to dine out, and in a way the menu, like the menu at Veritas (also known chiefly for its wine list), does not make the mistake of competing with the wines.

Species richness values among the three communities were also different, chiefly in spring (F = 10.23, P < 0.0001) and summer (F = 10.75, P < 0.0001).