Sentence examples for chiefly falling from inspiring English sources

But shifting demographics -- chiefly falling birth rates and increased longevity -- are squeezing government-run pension systems that tax workers to pay their elders.

We should not be deterred by the perception of where the current benefit will chiefly fall.

Aster, used informally to describe any of various chiefly fall-blooming (often with showy flowers) leafy-stemmed herbaceous plants (Aster and related genera) in the Asteraceae family.

Some names, like Jordan, are chiefly notable for falling out of fashion over the period.

Rains are seasonal, falling chiefly in October and May, although thunderstorms can bring heavy showers in the summer months, from June to September.

The election result underscored the divided political scene, with voting falling primarily along ethnic and regional lines northern ethnic groups (chiefly Limba and Temne) supporting the APC and southern ethnic groups (mainly Mende) backing the SLPP.

But such a burden falls chiefly on the leader.

"But I tend to think that the responsibility falls chiefly with the organisers.

It said output fell chiefly in regions closely linked to car manufacturing, as the 9.0 magnitude quake damaged equipment, disrupted supply chains and cut off electricity.

Unlike the first Saʿūdī regime, which was ended by external conquest, the second Saʿūdī state fell chiefly because of internal disputes between members of the royal family.

Claims paid for catastrophic losses, chiefly from storms, fell to to $8 million in the quarter from $135 million in the same quarter last year.