Sentence examples similar to chiefly in both from inspiring English sources
The conduct of those chiefly involved in both campaigns was exemplary and, if not entirely chivalrous, certainly characterised by dignity and mutual respect.
Municipal maps of kidney cancer distribution display a marked geographic pattern, with excess mortality in both sexes chiefly in towns along the Bay of Biscay, including areas of Asturias, the Basque Country and, to a lesser extent, Cantabria.
This territory, though claimed by both nations, was chiefly in the actual occupation of Indians.
Dairying and forestry are both important, and the towns are engaged chiefly in processing agricultural produce and timber.
The New Academy seemed, to both ancient philosophers and modern historians, to differ from the Middle chiefly in two respects.
These are chiefly in music.
Wren-babblers occur chiefly in southern Asia.
Chiefly in English; some material in French.
The family was located chiefly in Utica, New York.
The products of digestion are absorbed chiefly in the midgut.
