Sentence examples for chiefly in response from inspiring English sources
The hollowing out he described, chiefly in response to deindustrialisation and automation, is evident in most Western economies; in Britain it is pronounced.
The art of piano accompaniment flourished chiefly in response to the demands in the 19th century of the German lied and the French mélodie.
If established scientific methodologies routinely (although not always) reproduce androcentric and sexist bias or themselves generate these biases, then the question arises whether and how feminists could do better; the feminist methods debate took shape, chiefly in the social sciences, in response to this question (see section The Feminist Methods Debate).
The prosthetic limbs mass-produced by the British government in response to the thalidomide crisis in the 1960s aimed chiefly to look like realistic limbs, and yet they were clunky and rather macabre.
In response to Australia's 570-9 dEngland, England were blown away, chiefly by Mitchell Johnson, for a paltry 172.
Caesarius had sought the aid of Rome against Semi-Pelagianism, and in response Pope Felix IV had sent certain passages concerning grace and free will, drawn chiefly from the writings of Augustine and Prosper of Aquitaine.
It is chiefly a response to Washington's own obsession with the subject.
These are chiefly in music.
In 379 and 380 Theodosius resided chiefly in Thessalonica.
The products of digestion are absorbed chiefly in the midgut.
