Sentence examples for chiefly be from inspiring English sources

It is for these achievements that Hall will chiefly be celebrated.

But, in the end, he may chiefly be remembered for bluff, bluster and controversy.

These departures would include layoffs but would chiefly be early retirements, Mr. Manitakis said, without offering a breakdown of the figures.

DIANNE FEINSTEIN's decision not to stand for the governorship of California may have transformed the election's prospects, but it has not changed the issue on which it will chiefly be fought: the state's failing schools.

In the UK, Sub Pop will perhaps always chiefly be associated with grunge, the Seattle sound that swept the globe in the early 90s, and for which Sub Pop acted as handmaiden, bringing the world Mudhoney, Tad, Soundgarden, and a little band called Nirvana to international attention.

Indeed, 80percentnt of the overall net tax cut in the Budget is represented by the one-point cut in the basic rate from April 2000, the impact of which will chiefly be felt in the top third of the income distribution.

He replied: What concerns him chiefly is what Mrs Duffy feels.

Outside of its vibrant but tiny DIY underground, this has chiefly been a city of consumption, not creativity.

But, chiefly, being leveraged against shady fixed income products.

This ability has chiefly been linked to its role as a core component of dynamic structures termed PML Nuclear Bodies (PML-NBs).

Public interest is high in the net neutrality proceeding for which the electronic comment filing system (ECFS) has chiefly been used over the last few months.