Sentence examples for chiefly a task from inspiring English sources
This is, of course, chiefly a task for politicians and – in time – for parliament.
Theoretically, the Analytic attempt to exhibit the nature of religious language could have been a chiefly descriptive task, but, in fact, most analyses have occurred in the context of questions of truth thus some scholars have been concerned with exhibiting how it is possible to hold religious beliefs in an Empiricist framework, and others with showing the meaninglessness or incoherence of belief.
Mr. Giuliani said he would clean out the Buildings Department with the appointment of a task force, whose members -- chiefly commissioners of other agencies -- he announced at the news conference.
Generalized percomorph fishes, from which the cichlids and labrids were derived, have upper and lower "pharyngeal jaws" within the throat, which function chiefly to transport food into the esophagus, whereas the "oral jaws" have a task of both collecting and manipulating (crushing and processing) food.
We have a task, a divine task.
Mrs. Clinton's campaign event in Sioux City was chiefly devoted to fighting autism; she pledged to spend $700 million a year to expand research on the causes of autism and monitor its impact nationwide, and to create a task force to investigate treatments and services for those with autism.
