Sentence examples for chiefly do not from inspiring English sources

If children are not thought to have the A-rights, and, chiefly, do not have the liberty rights to choose for themselves how to conduct their lives, nevertheless they are not morally abandoned to their own devices.

Inside the euro zone, the agony of the euro has demanded a federalizing push — the currency's salvation but also the direction many non-euro-zone countries (chiefly Britain) do not want to go.

This is chiefly because they do not see it as worth a high position in their order of preference.

Others, chiefly Russia, don't agree.

BlackRock has a few things going for it that others firm do not, chiefly that it does not have any baggage from the financial crisis and it does not have a trading division that is susceptible to client flows and the ups and downs of the market.

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

Rape cases there have doubled in the past 20 years, but we do not know if this is chiefly due to increased reporting of the crime.

New York water managers, concerned chiefly with "banking" and managing water for the city, do not release equal amounts of water from all reservoirs.

Chiefly, he said, he wanted to emphasize that "I do not think the Second Amendment should be repealed and I do not think, under reasonable circumstances, that people should be prohibited from having guns".

U.S. commanders would presumably be chiefly responsible for ensuring that the NATO protective flights do not conflict with planned combat operations under U.S. command.

They attacked the argument that marriage is intended chiefly to encourage child-rearing, and noted that many heterosexual spouses do not have children and a growing number of same-sex couples do, either through adoption or surrogacy.