Sentence examples for chiefly cited from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, Snyder was chiefly cited in appeals of murder convictions involving defendants who claimed that their rights had been violated.
While the prize committee chiefly cited Dr. Sargent's contributions to modeling and methodology, he has also done a number of influential empirical studies.
Nurses and GPs cite chiefly similar factors influencing access to and use of home care as family members did in a previous study.
She cites Busted, Arctic Monkeys and The Kooks, though glosses over the fact that many stars cited her as one to watch, chiefly Elton John and Bono.
It cited faked invoices, phoney training events and other abuses, chiefly involving health ministries in some African countries.
Mr. Crawforth cited American Electronics Association statistics that show Idaho's exports to be chiefly in computer chips, parts and equipment, notwithstanding the potato.
Among the ideas cited by Defense Department officials is the idea of "fighting for intelligence," or commencing combat operations chiefly to obtain intelligence.
The much cited difficulties regarding putting Wonder Woman on film — Wonder Woman isn't big enough, and neither are Gal Gadot's breasts — aren't chiefly about Wonder Woman, or comic books, or superheroes, or movies.
Collins is chiefly concerned with religion, so the vast bulk of the disagreements he cites have to do with religious issues, from whether one religion is better than another, down to the details of Anglicanism.
White House officials declined to discuss these deliberations on the record, citing their extreme sensitivity, both with the Israelis and with other parts of the administration, chiefly the Pentagon.
