Sentence examples for chiefly children from inspiring English sources

It is possibly the most common cestode found in humans, affecting chiefly children.

This is surpassed only by death as the worst thing that can happen when polio strikes; that, and the fact that its victims are chiefly children.

Her contacts in the outside world were chiefly her children and step-children, her brother William, and the children of her sister Georgiana.

Also known as the Millennials or the Echo Boom, they are chiefly the children of baby boomers and new immigrants, a demographic behemoth born roughly between 1982 and 2002 and numbering over 82 million.

These diseases occur chiefly among children, and one bout usually provides lifelong immunity against further attacks.

Schools have issued circulars drawing attention to hand, foot and mouth disease, a contagious viral illness that chiefly affects children.

The illness occurs chiefly in children and young adults, with a peak incidence between ages 5 and 15.

Though Tomlinson himself at first thought the film "a sentimental failure", it earned him an Eddy award and a new career in films appealing chiefly to children.

His book had already attracted the attention of Carroll, who noted that its poems "chiefly on children" included a sonnet addressed to Agnes Weld, a girl he would later photograph as Little Red Riding-Hood.

Larvae of gastrointestinal nematodes of dogs and cats (Toxocara canis and T. cati, respectively), can cause disease called visceral larva migrans in humans, chiefly in children [ 15, 16].

The targets of Union attacks consisted "of women and children chiefly … charged with no offense whatever," Bingham complained to the federal commander John M. Schofield.