Sentence examples for chiefly come from inspiring English sources

Professor Saliba, who teaches Arabic and Islamic science, has chiefly come up for the "green eye" incident.

When Arab Shah began telling fortunes nearly two decades ago, most visitors came to see him about matters of love or money; now they chiefly come to ask how they can leave the country.

In such landscapes the incentive to manage the onset of salinity chiefly comes from the size of the profit difference between land use on salinised versus unsalinised land, the cost and technical feasibility of reducing recharge and the farmer's time preference for money.

Resistance to the occupiers chiefly came in the form of helping Allied airmen escape, and numerous lines were set up to organise this effort; for instance the Comet line which evacuated an estimated 700 Allied servicemen to Gibraltar.

Arts of imagination, chiefly painting, come off badly, which might be deemed surprising at a time when many, if not most, of the freshest younger painters on the gallery scene happen to be women.

The carbohydrates in green algae, primarily cellulose, come chiefly from the cell wall components although depending on the growth conditions in which starch accumulates in the chloroplasts [ 16].

A significant proportion come chiefly to earn money, and eventually they return to the countries they were born in.

The savings are expected to come chiefly from spending cuts, a ceiling on pensions and reductions in welfare benefits.

The savings come chiefly from replacing employees with machines, which do not require health benefits or a salary.

But this knowledge had come chiefly through adversarial eyes, still not good enough; and so I wrote three other novels.

The defense wound up its case yesterday and testimony, next week is expected to come chiefly from rebuttal witnesses.