Sentence examples for chiefly be a from inspiring English sources

It can be hypothesized that the lack of response decrement to repeating stimuli (habituation) described among migraineurs [46] might chiefly be a characteristic sign of NSM patients.

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

The potential for sensing and engaging with the world has chiefly been replaced by a passive reality that delivers a particular reality set to us -- the "consumers".

To learn the written language, what you chiefly need is a good memory.

Chiefly, "there's going to be a lot more music," said Laura R. Walker, the president and chief executive officer of WNYC Radio.

Virginia's 1776 Declaration of Rights, drafted chiefly by George Mason, was a notable forerunner.

Mr. Inhofe recited objections raised by environmentalists about the president's policies -- chiefly, that he was a friend to polluters -- and said none of them were true.

Yet Hawthorne's "Chiefly About War-Matters" is a very funny piece.

But what was chiefly and directly communicated was a joy all Beethoven's own -- or several different joys.

He studied physical education at Loughborough Training College, chiefly because he was an outstanding footballer; he had represented England grammar schools in an international match against Scotland.

Iraq is a threat chiefly because it is a magnet and a training ground for foreign fighters.