Sentence examples for chiefly gone from inspiring English sources
Mr Morar's agency has indeed chiefly gone after politicians from other parties; but it has prosecuted some important figures in Mr Basescu's camp too.Mr Morar's difficulties are a symptom of something else: a culture in which corruption does not equate with disgrace.
Most of the proportion in the allocation has chiefly gone to the recurring costs of a few big hospitals, and therefore the vertical programmes such as National HIV/AIDS Control Programme are primarily supported by the bilateral donors like Global Fund (11).
Along with chiefly status went the socioeconomic institution of redistribution.
While frontman Jay Kay hasn't had a fraction of the cultural significance of either, being known chiefly for going out with Denise Van Outen and wearing big hats, nor has he misfired so spectacularly.
The U.S. Federal Reserve has also engaged in record levels of lending, but its loans have gone chiefly to bail out the financial sector itself, leaving Main Street high and dry.
But it was writing biography that chiefly kept him going.
Grants went chiefly to nonprofit institutions engaged in chemical and biological research.
Chiefly, "there's going to be a lot more music," said Laura R. Walker, the president and chief executive officer of WNYC Radio.
For Sophia, living through the siege of Paris and the Commune "meant chiefly that prices went down".
The executive coaches had to go chiefly because "we have to be clear that managing is the job of managers, not outsiders".
The House bill merely restricts fundraising by so-called "527" groups, whose money goes chiefly to Democrats.There is agreement at least on one thing: a mandatory ethics-training course for registered lobbyists and House employees.
