Sentence examples for chiefly in one from inspiring English sources

And then there's the matter of management and money, which in the case of the privately held Virgin Group resides chiefly in one man: Richard Branson, boss and banker, rolled into one -- even if he does have big money men as personal investors.

The Oxford English Dictionary defines the term "baby mama" as one "chiefly in African-American usage" that refers to "the mother of a man's child, who is not his wife nor (in most cases) his current or exclusive partner".

Coding was done chiefly by one researcher, in consultation with the other two researchers on the team.

Her fight against Haringey's Nicola Adams was strangely beautiful to watch – the flyweight category is markedly different to the one above, chiefly in the sense that there's much less punching.

Characters both Indian and Western see one another chiefly in terms of their own secret desires; only in a pair of stories about religious seekers does the veil lift.

Among the first descriptions of glanders is in the writings of Aristotle: "The ass suffers chiefly from one particular disease which they call 'melis.'" In later writings, "melis" became "malleus," which became a generic term for epizootics.

Under Jobs, his work as Apple's chief operating officer – chiefly, in turning the supply chain into one of Apple's most important competitive advantages – set a modern standard.

Yet the 2009 Oscars, for all their glitz and glamour, look likely to be remembered chiefly for their celebration of one film: a drama about homeless oprhans in one of the world's most impoverished regions.

"Selfish: lacking consideration for others; concerned chiefly with one's own personal profit or pleasure".

Why? Chiefly because one of the weaknesses of Sanders' candidacy is his appeal to minority voters.

Each band has released one album, making a splash chiefly in Britain, at least for now.