Sentence examples for chiefly bound from inspiring English sources
Most notably, on December 3 , 1889 Harrison had gone before Congress and spoken, "The colored people did not intrude themselves upon us; they were brought here in chains and held in communities where they are now chiefly bound by a cruel slave code...when and under what conditions is the black man to have a free ballot?
This genome-wide study also revealed that AML1-ETO bound loci are chiefly associated with transcriptional repression [ 25].
Mrs. Ayrton's name is bound up in the public mind chiefly with her researches in connection with the electric arc.
Chiefly, Mr Bush urged China to follow the examples of Japan, South Korea and an example bound to infuriate—Taiwan in embracing "the universal principles" of democracy and freedom.In particular, the president singled out Japan for praise.
I chiefly wandered the library of her books, all tied together, all enticing -- beautiful sets of bound fancy leather editions, flashy shelves of popular novels, biographies, histories, the works.
"And the implication is that there are at least a couple of Justices, chiefly Kennedy and Breyer, who are more enamored of the 'enlightenment' of the world than they are bound by our own Constitution".
When bound to the hormone, the type II receptor proteins phosphorylate (transfer phosphate) onto type I receptor proteins (of which Alk-1 is one), which in turn phosphorylate a complex of SMAD proteins (chiefly SMAD1, SMAD5 and SMAD8).
The United States is insisting on a variety of preconditions before agreeing to such a mandate, including requiring major developing countries -- chiefly rising U.S. competitors like China and India -- to commit to emissions cuts of their own, as well as creating a clear process for other, less-developed countries to be bound eventually by emissions limits.
