Sentence examples for chiefly followed from inspiring English sources

Christianity is chiefly followed by members of the Lushai, Kuki and Garo tribes.

The narration chiefly follows Agnes from 1953 into the Watergate hearings, 20 years of good and bad but mostly ordinary events, from illnesses, family troubles and financial worries to an unexpected proposal and buying her own cottage in Maine, with side trips into the lives of relatives and friends.

To overcome this difficulty, we chiefly follow the ideasof [5].

The results indicate that protein N-glycosylation chiefly follows a random design.

South Sudan, where people chiefly follow the Christian faith or traditional indigenous religions, fought for decades with mainly Muslim Sudan.

Had Hazard been able to continue for the final 90 seconds or so we might have been spared all that followed – chiefly, Mourinho's eruption at Dr Eva Carneiro and the physiotherapist Jon Fearn, and the storm that ensued, which not only highlighted the manager's anxieties but set the tone of volatility for the season.

The dances that followed, however, brought chiefly puzzlement.

Davis envisaged periods of uplift followed by erosion (chiefly fluvial) that yielded successively 'youthful,'maturere,' and 'old' landscapes.

Gibbs diagram showing the hydrogeochemical characteristics is chiefly controlled by rock water interaction process followed by evaporation dominance.

There followed more than 100 songs, chiefly on poems by Apollinaire (e.g., "Banalités," 1940), and Paul Éluard (e.g., "Tel jour, telle nuit," 1937).

This region is chiefly composed of the HBG, alluvial plain followed by charnockite, which aids as one of the main source for F− in the study area.