Sentence examples for chiefly aim from inspiring English sources

Joshua Aizenman and Reuven Glick, in a note for the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, point out that with such large sums to invest the funds should chiefly aim to keep pace with an index, rather than to invest strategically.

They are chiefly aimed at domestic consumption.

Iran claims its program is peaceful and chiefly aimed at easing future demands for electrical power.

Besides, the brief sickie is not where this review is chiefly aimed.

North Korea's about-turn is chiefly aimed at extracting more aid and trade from Japan.

North Korea's about-turn is chiefly aimed at weaning more aid and trade from Japan.

In a few cases regulation, chiefly aimed at transparency, looks justified.

The proposal is chiefly aimed at cutting pollution from coal-fired power plants, the nation's largest source of greenhouse gas emissions.

A fiscal reform that took effect on January 1st introduces a number of new taxes that are chiefly aimed at the rich but end up clobbering the poor.

But the City, which the chancellor was chiefly aiming to please, didn't mind: shares soared and long-term interest rates fell.

The present wave of Islamic discontent is chiefly aimed at corrupt politicians who have run out of new ideas, but it also has a religious target.