Sentence examples for chief agents from inspiring English sources

The chief agents of dispersal are wind, water, and animals.

Algae and terrestrial green plants (producers) are the chief agents of carbon dioxide fixation through the process of photosynthesis, through which carbon dioxide and water are converted into simple carbohydrates.

Therefore, 'living things themselves are the chief agents of the Creative activity… they work their effect by doing or dying…' (Fisher 1950, p. 20), although most do so without conscious choice or foresight.

Alcohol is fast emerging as one of the chief agents to alter the epigenome of cells and tissues throughout the organism.

The chief agent is Merle R. Samson.

John was arrested as the archbishop's chief agent.

At the age of twenty-nine, he was appointed the chief agent in charge of investigating the attack on the U.S.S.

The chief agent of their fall is Christopher Hohn, who runs The Children's Investment Fund (TCI), a London hedge fund.

"Most of these are possessed legally," said Michael Bouchard, chief agent of the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco andFirearms, in the hunt.

"Progress is being made every day," insisted Mike Bouchard, the manhunt chief agent from the bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.

Federal economic policy remains the chief agent of control acting upon the private sector, but the provincial government has played an increasingly important role.