Sentence examples for chiefly a function from inspiring English sources
Also, a plan's funding condition is not solely or even chiefly a function of whether or not they have "put enough aside".
But he soon realised he would have to widen its scope to include Clark's role as a communicator, a function he fulfilled chiefly through television – for it's this that connects him to our own age.
The Diet did not initiate important legislation; this was chiefly the function of the executive.
"Artists have a function.
Technology knows a function.
Furthermore, although liver is chiefly a metabolic organ, it has other physiological functions including removal of pathogens and antigens from the blood and modulation of immune responses, as well as the production of inflammatory mediators [ 34, 35].
Protein deamidation is emerging as a post-translational modification that chiefly regulates protein function.
Heemstede is chiefly a residential suburb for Amsterdam and Haarlem.
They function to define the distinctive beliefs of opposing or uniting groups within a given religion or to formulate doctrines appropriate to new circumstances, and are chiefly a Christian phenomenon during the period from the Reformation to the present.
Instead of being used for an entire season, it is chiefly a two-day retreat.
