Sentence examples for chiefly a consequence from inspiring English sources
McGinniss's gripping account gives the impression that the techniques used by Nixon's handlers were invented in the nineteen-sixties, and were chiefly a consequence of the advent of television.
Although we believe that the shift in food habits toward native prey by the Laguna Pair was chiefly a consequence of the eradication of feral pigs, there are alternative potential explanations.
It was determined that the suppression of the LCST by SS is chiefly an intramolecular effect.
The palace itself can be described as charming and picturesque, though architecturally it is not a work of consequence, being chiefly a transformation of the previous medieval castle, even incorporating some of the older parts.
The choice of the location of the monitoring site was a consequence of the location of the main fumaroles that are chiefly located on the eastern side of the Solfatara.
Chiefly, they appear to console themselves with the thought that Wonder's unreliability is both a consequence of and a testament to his genius, one of several signs that Stevie or Steve, as those close to him call him is not quite of this world.
It follows that God's rectitude and holiness "chiefly consists in a respect or regard to himself, infinitely above his regard to all other beings" and that, as a consequence, his works must be "so wrought as to show this supreme respect to himself" (End of Creation, 1765; Edwards 1957–, vol. 8, 422).
That Pakistan shares the same economic pattern as India points to a truth Indians may not want to easily accept: that the economic progress of India, as in most of the third world, is chiefly the consequence of the wealth of affluent countries' successfully seeking markets that are so poor that they have the space to expand.
As a consequence, intensivists are increasingly managing patients with cancer who are admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) for organ dysfunction--chiefly respiratory failure, originating from infectious, malignant, or toxic complications [10, 11].
