Sentence examples for chiefly it is from inspiring English sources

Chiefly, it is down to the idea that achievement and competition are all important.

It is overfished, chiefly, it is true, in coastal waters, but also in the great expanses that belong to no state.

But chiefly, it was murder.

I'll never stop cycling, chiefly because it is such a blissfully solitary exercise.

I'm quite prepared to adhere to this stricture, chiefly because it isn't.

Iraq is a threat chiefly because it is a magnet and a training ground for foreign fighters.

Medical opinion is surprisingly divided on this, chiefly because it is so hard to measure pain accurately.

This is chiefly because it is not played on an instrument, but is sung with nonsense words like "bwaaa bwa bwa".

It has been dated as early as about 80, chiefly because it is more Ciceronian in style than his other writing.

It is rejected in traditional Christian belief, chiefly because it is thought to contravene the prohibition of murder in the Ten Commandments.

But the economy is now less vulnerable, chiefly because it is more open to trade: foreigners exporting to Britain share more of the pain of a fall in domestic consumer spending, explains Ray Barrell of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research.