Sentence examples for chiefly no from inspiring English sources

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.

Chiefly, no silly presenter chat and the show moves through its two hours like 90 minutes.

However, muscicapid taxonomy is controversial, chiefly because no character is taxonomically useful throughout the wide family.

But in the past McQueen has said he chose Amsterdam chiefly because "no one comes here, so I'm never bothered".

It is difficult to determine how much grant money the county has received, chiefly because no one person or agency keeps track of the total.

The agency, they say, has routinely failed to act aggressively when alerted to possible problems with parts, chiefly because no United States airline crash has ever been linked to them.

Gaetz's theory ― that the FBI provided information for an Oct. 24, 2016, Wall Street Journal story on the Trump dossier ― doesn't make a whole lot of sense, chiefly because no such story exists.

The Americans wisely said no, chiefly because their Kurdish allies have threatened to fight the Turks should they come in large numbers, and the government backed down.Turkey's businessmen, who had been heavily counting on American aid, are in shock, as is the Istanbul stockmarket.

Indeed, much of it is: piles of research notes, print-outs, writings, unanswered letters, money stuff and newly arrived books, all retrieved chiefly by a no-longer-reliable memory.

The targets of Union attacks consisted "of women and children chiefly … charged with no offense whatever," Bingham complained to the federal commander John M. Schofield.

Mr. Kiernan, who at Goldman helped lead billion-dollar deals involving AT&T, Lucent and other blue-chip companies, is no longer chiefly interested in telling top executives how to run their businesses.