Sentence examples for chiefly into two from inspiring English sources

One of the consequences is that ITV, the main commercial broadcaster, is split chiefly into two competing companies.

The reasons for these drug shortages fall chiefly in two categories.

The consensus on this is varied, pointing chiefly in two directions.

Long ago, this business and the cash it raised was taken over by the tough guys who branched out into other scams – chiefly, pimping two girls out at a night-time truck stop, getting the girls to climb up into the lorry cabs while they wait blankly outside, smoking.

If Jeb runs, one of his first challenges will be to explain how he differs from his father, whom many Republicans remember chiefly for raising taxes, and his brother, who led the country into two wars and a financial crash.

Clearly, though, he and other players in the charitable relief effort face a problem born chiefly of the country's desire to reward the indisputable heroism of rescuers who marched into two burning towers.

Today Beerbohm is remembered chiefly on two counts.

For Israel, 2010 was characterized chiefly by two interrelated developments.

The Mannheim school consists chiefly of two generations of composers.

The remainder of his pontificate dealt chiefly with two struggles.

Steiner maintains this sense of emergency chiefly by two rhetorical props.