Sentence examples for chief ones from inspiring English sources

These are the chief ones.

The struggle for security led to some of the great New Deal achievements – social security and unemployment compensation being two chief ones.

Waste on a scale of several hundred billion dollars is the work of many authors, but the U.S. government was among the chief ones.

The two chief ones are that, for all the people she talks to, she seldom tells stories (narrative doesn't much interest her) and that she gives far more weight to impressions than to facts.

The hepatitis A, hepatitis B and hepatitis non- A-non-B viruses are the chief ones in the United States, though the ailment can be caused by such other microorganisms as the Epstein-Barr, cytomegalovirus and yellow fever viruses and the leptospirosis bacterium.

The chief ones, were the danger of the majority oppressing the minority, and the mischievous influence of demagogues.

The chief one is that raw milk can only be sold on the premises of one of 19 dairy farms approved by the state.

Last week the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) formally welcomed its new science chief, one-time AT&T Bell Labs director Charles McQueary, who spent his first official day on the job telling Congress how he planned to spend a proposed $800 million budget.

So, as a chief one needs to learn the art of handling this situation without getting emotional or attached.

Of which the chief one is the city itself.

Its chief one, however, is to provide long words to cover the errors of the rich: 'kleptomania' for example".