Sentence examples for chiefly how from inspiring English sources
Many issues remain unresolved in the Senate proposal, chiefly how such new regulations would be enforced, and how law enforcement officials would be able to easily tell the provenance of some guns.
It's what stops me in my tracks as I think, 'Why am I here when I could be there?' This is chiefly how Greece wounds me; I live in a state of xenitia without even being Greek.
It was shocking at the time, with themes that found their full expression 10 years later in "The Heidi Chronicles": chiefly how women of Wasserstein's generation were given new obligations without being released from the old ones, something she felt every time her mother harangued her about marriage and children.
While the official communications have been technical, board members have dwelled at length on nontechnical subjects -- chiefly, how NASA lost focus on the hazard of liftoff debris and did not heed some of its engineers' requests for military satellites to take pictures of possible damage during the flight.
This essay compares and contrasts The Apple Cart and To Play the King, both novel and TV movie, exploring chiefly how To Play the King illuminates aspects of The Apple Cart, but also how The Apple Cart enlightens facets of To Play the King.
One reviewer mentioned that the book has "quintessential Coupland themes, chiefly, how the speed of change, both technologically and socially driven, is altering the world, our own sense of self and our souls".
As concertgoers we routinely consume fine performances like those provided at Bard in an aesthetic vacuum, concerned chiefly with how a work is played and how it makes us feel.
Europe's future depends chiefly on how these questions are answered, not on when - or whether - Britain joins the euro.
Chiefly, this: how did the parentless, bereft child of the late 80s become the stable, prosperous mogul of the 2010s?
Cuba's weight in world affairs derives chiefly from how the U.S. reacts to Cuba and not from Cuba's independent power.
IKEA says that its Chinese customers are concerned chiefly with how to make the most of small cooking spaces, not with creating open-plan areas.
