Sentence examples for chiefly in remote from inspiring English sources

Abscess of the mastoid and the other complications of acute middle-ear infection are seen chiefly in remote regions and countries where the population lacks proper nutrition and adequate medical care.

All these expressions may still be heard in various parts of Britain, but chiefly in remote rural areas.

Windows has a built-in remote desktop.

They are now chiefly spoken only in small communities in remote areas.

The poor are now concentrated in remote, rural districts populated chiefly by ethnic minorities—just the sort of area least touched by the government's reform programme.

If the reduction continues at the current rate, says Martin Rama, the World Bank's chief economist in Vietnam, abject poverty will soon be limited to ethnic minorities in remote areas.This rapid growth, explains Jonathan Pincus of the United Nations Development Programme, derives chiefly from the steady shift of millions of inefficient subsistence farmers into marginally more productive pursuits.

They take refuge in remote tribal regions.

Unplanned injury in remote locations.

They often live in remote areas.

7. Children in remote areas most disadvantaged.

But despite the large number of grants, it was difficult to sell to actual settlers because much of the land was not only heavily forested (chiefly in Douglas-fir and Western Hemlock), but rugged and remote; moreover, the railroads soon realized that the land was much more valuable if sold in larger plots to developers and timber companies.