Sentence examples for chiefly on whether from inspiring English sources
They centered chiefly on whether the Palestinian state anchored on the West Bank would be a contiguous piece of land or whether it would be cut by roads built by the Israelis to get from one settlement to another.
On the contrary, success relies on the routine of inspections and the slow accumulation of confidence; and the deal will be measured chiefly on whether it puts a bomb out of reach.
"The practical significance of the opinion will depend chiefly on whether the investigations persist into the next Congress and on how the new administration responds," said Peter M. Shane, a professor at Ohio State University's law school.
'What does your profession involve?' 'Chiefly, on-going maintenance.
A. Whether plants survived or died depended chiefly on salt tolerance in the plant species, said Melanie Sifton, the vice president for horticulture at Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
At one time greeting cards were sent out chiefly on birthdays & holidays.
Europe's future depends chiefly on how these questions are answered, not on when - or whether - Britain joins the euro.
He focuses chiefly on baseball.
Hoover was defeated chiefly on economic issues.
Articles; chiefly on Islam and world politics.
They feed chiefly on milkweed and sometimes on nightshade.
