Sentence examples for chiefly new from inspiring English sources
James and the Giant Peach – Chiefly New York 49.
Chiefly New England, upstate New York.
Housing's economic punch comes chiefly from new home construction, which demands legions of laborers and raw materials, he said.
But the project stems naturally from his research, chiefly the "new growth theory" that he helped develop in the 1990s.
The agency said that the cuts would chiefly affect new projects at the sites of older cleanup projects.
Other sticking points remain, chiefly the new powers the Senate bill would grant tribal courts, which currently cannot pursue non-Indians who attack Indian women on tribal land.
Representative Paul D. Ryan predicted on Wednesday that the two parties would produce "a big down payment" on reducing federal debt this year, yet outlined Republican conditions – chiefly no new tax revenues – that would seem to rule out any budget agreement with President Obama and the Democratic-controlled Senate.
Though tandem spectrometers (cost: more than $350,000) have been around for 20 years, they're used chiefly for new drug development.
Rather than reboot their famous series to appeal chiefly to new readers, the Hernandez brothers pick up where life left off with their huge cast of characters.
(On average these were 40%to50%0% below competitors' chiefly because the new companies carried less baggage such as seniority agreements, outmoded factories, and expensive distribution systems). The surprise is new entrants' ability to destroy market pricing for everyone, even if they take only 10%to15%5% of total market share.
