Sentence examples for chiefly established by from inspiring English sources

The roots of ʿAlawism lie in the teachings of Muḥammad ibn Nuṣayr an-Namīrī (fl. 850), a Basran contemporary of the 10th Shīʿite imam, and the sect was chiefly established by Ḥusayn ibn Ḥamdān al-Khaṣībī (d. 957 or 968) during the period of the Ḥamdānid dynasty (905 1004), at which time the ʿAlawites had great influence in Aleppo.

The succession of the emirs of Crete has been established by Arab and Byzantine sources, but chiefly through their coinage.

The pattern established by emancipation — in which black progress was valued chiefly in proportion to its ability to assuage white unease, in which self-congratulation became a national motif — remains with us.

Profitability established by Year Four.

In the Roman Iron Age (AD 1 400), the relatively small and local political structures were gradually replaced by more extensive political unifications, which were reflected in increasingly hierarchical formations, and there is evidence that Chiefly lineages established alliances also by kinship [2].

It was chiefly by establishing a reputation for integrity that Muller & Son has acquired & held on to a near corner in its field.

As one of his characters explains when summarizing the goal of the Inquiry, "[The author of the Inquiry] endeavors chiefly to establish virtue on principles by which he is able to argue with those who are not as yet induced to own a god or future state.

Eighteenth-century opera nourished musical developments in the theatre chiefly through establishing regular orchestras of some quality.

The third point had been established chiefly through the investigations by Carter.

In about 1644 Arnauld d'Andilly at Port-Royal des Champs entered the ascetic religious community established earlier by several of his nephews, chiefly Antoine Le Maistre.

This uniform script had been established chiefly to meet the growing demands for record keeping.