Sentence examples for chiefly linked from inspiring English sources

This is chiefly linked to rigid labour-market rules and payroll charges on employers, which between them keep labour costs high and deter job creation.The upshot is that France has not generated enough wealth to pay for its lavish public spending.

This ability has chiefly been linked to its role as a core component of dynamic structures termed PML Nuclear Bodies (PML-NBs).

It said output fell chiefly in regions closely linked to car manufacturing, as the 9.0 magnitude quake damaged equipment, disrupted supply chains and cut off electricity.

Florence's dukes had become minor players in the broader European balance of great powers, and they linked themselves chiefly with the noble houses of France.

He chiefly employed Michelangelo in Florence on projects linked to the glory of the Medici family rather than of the papacy.

Historically, synovial GM-CSF production has been linked with synovial fibroblasts and innate immune cells, chiefly monocytes and tissue macrophages (9).

There used to be: In the old days -- we're talking as recently as the 1990s -- Nasdaq was chiefly an electronic network linking market-makers around the country, while the NYSE relied heavily on the corps of "specialists," or floor traders, at its trading floor in New York. .

Platforms that did not originate as chiefly visual — Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter — are transitioning focus to emphasize the prominence and importance of visual content.

In a rush, from laboratories chiefly at Stanford University, came ways to link together genetic material from disparate sources.

Two of the grandes écoles, Sciences-Po and ESSEC, have experimented with special admission for students from the banlieues, chiefly by setting up links to schools there, with great success.

Evolution after gene duplication has been a fundamental issue in evolutionary biology chiefly because of its direct link to the generation of novel functions and adaptations [ 14- 16].