Sentence examples for chiefly into from inspiring English sources
One of the consequences is that ITV, the main commercial broadcaster, is split chiefly into two competing companies.
The question, therefore, resolves itself chiefly into a question relating to the necessity of those laws which establish and protect private property.
Jihadi volunteers from around the world would gather and train there and be sent off for action chiefly into Afghanistan and Kashmir.
3 Since Rhodes is shaped like a theatre and since the streams of water were thus deflected chiefly into a single region, the lower parts of the city were straightway flooded; for, because it was thought that the rainy season of winter had passed, the drains had been neglected and the drainage openings through the city walls had become clogged.
Gabardine, any of several varieties of worsted, cotton, silk, and mixed tightly woven fabrics, embodying certain features in common and chiefly made into suits and overcoats.
The material was called qalamkārī ("brushwork") because of the technique employed in executing it and was chiefly made into prayer carpets, hangings, coverlets, and bedcovers.
Strontium is chemically very similar to calcium (both are alkaline earth metals) and can be absorbed by the body, where it is chiefly incorporated into bones.
Given that amino acids are chiefly directed into proteins, this suggests that the cell has developed more complex methods to regulate proteins post-transcriptionally than sterols and the entry point into phospholipid biosynthesis.
The scientists are anticipating, but after more diversions, consisting chiefly of research into the brains of dogs and pigeons whose performance for the German Army in the war wasn't up to snuff, Lenin dies at last.
This signals trouble for Trump, chiefly when taking into account swing states where college-educated voters are a particularly dominant voting force, such as Virginia and Colorado. .
This signals trouble for Trump, chiefly when taking into account swing states where college-educated voters are a particularly dominant voting force, such as Virginia and Colorado.
