Sentence examples for chiefly of two from inspiring English sources
The Mannheim school consists chiefly of two generations of composers.
The astute English critic Kenneth Tynan identified Broadway humor as being chiefly of two kinds: Jewish and homosexual.
The corner of the north pool is composed chiefly of two great beams arranged perpendicularly atop a more slender steel framework.
Resuscitation by inducing artificial respiration consists chiefly of two actions: (1) establishing and maintaining an open air passage from the upper respiratory tract (mouth, throat, and pharynx) to the lungs and (2) exchanging air and carbon dioxide in the terminal air sacs of the lungs while the heart is still functioning.
The manufactured version, meanwhile, is much purer, consisting chiefly of one of the heavier versions.
The Jesuit educational ethos consists chiefly of seven strands: Finding God in All Things; Caring for the individual; Showing love in deeds; Building Christian community; Engaging with the wider world; Encouraging excellence; and Co-operating in Jesuit mission.
In the past decade, particularly sensor-operated non-touch fittings have been increasingly used also in hospitals, chiefly because of two aspects: from an infection control point to prevent or reduce contamination of hands after hand washing, and from an economic point to reduce up to 40% of water consumption by shortening the time of water flow.
Freed from the constraints of governing, Gingrich turned chiefly to two pursuits: making money, which he did through speeches and television punditry, and exploring ideas, especially in the realm of technology and modernization.
It is chiefly the work of two copyists, who had replaced Beethoven's valued Wenzel Schlemmer after his death in 1823.
Conventional MRI relies chiefly on four sequences [ 6].
