Sentence examples for chiefly interested from inspiring English sources

Though originally educated as a physician, he was chiefly interested in chemistry and physics.

America's most generous philanthropists, George Soros and Ted Turner, are chiefly interested in global issues.

And New Yorkers are chiefly interested in jobs and low-priced goods, even at the expense of neighborhood stores.

Morris is chiefly interested in the nature of knowledge, in figuring out where the truth — in both senses — lies.

He seems chiefly interested in making sure that the point will be of France's choosing, not America's.

"He was a brilliant mind, but was chiefly interested in protecting the status quo," said author Norman Poser.

Foreign carmakers are interested chiefly in the success of the company.

Outside their club commitments, most footballers this year are interested chiefly in the European Championship and early qualifying rounds for the World Cup in 2014.

Yet Turkey's Islamist president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, seems interested chiefly in spreading the faith and reviving Ottoman Turkish influence.Selin Sayek-Boke, an economist and opposition politician goes further, pointing to Mr Erdogan as an economic risk.

Or, less apocalyptically, suppose that Venezuela bought Alcoa and set about closing its aluminium smelters in the United States in order to move production to Latin America, as part of a strategy for development.Others are worried for precisely the opposite reason: that the funds are interested chiefly in making money.

First, the biological researcher is interested chiefly in manageable and interpretable events, perhaps involving a single gene.