"In my judgment," he wrote to Jameson, "the value of the historian now is chiefly in pointing out the route into the future which his various experiences have enabled him to see.
Much of the Holyrood debate around independence over Brexit has been characterised by opposition parties, chiefly Labour and the Tories, pointing out that Scotland does a lot more direct trade with the UK than it does with the EU.
More important, Littledale solicited contributions from people who had no academic expertise — "Mammas and papas are encouraged to contribute articles and they do" — chiefly to point out what rank amateurs they were.
More important, Littledale solicited contributions from people who had no academic expertise—"Mammas and papas are encouraged to contribute articles and they do"—chiefly to point out what rank amateurs they were.
As Scott Brown kept pointing out.
A Web site is not only cheaper than a large newspaper ad, it's also chiefly a one-time expense, pointed out Jeff Bowen, a principal in Late August Design, which manages Internet campaigns for "Wicked" and "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" as well as "[title of show]," of which Mr. Bowen is a costar and coauthor.
As Mr Starr points out, the state's minorities, chiefly African-Americans, Hispanics, Japanese, Chinese and Filipinos, were all victims of a racism that was both personal and institutional (the Los Angeles Police Department was a shockingly corrupt example).
Pashtuns see the American bombing campaign as assisting the Northern Alliance, which they like to point out consists of smaller ethnic groups, chiefly the Uzbeks and the Tajiks.
I've blogged about Mattson's book a couple of times — once at stupefying length, the second time a little more succinctly — but I need to point out again that I did not "chiefly" write the so-called "malaise" speech.
As the authors point out, Alzheimer's is thought to occur chiefly as a result of inheriting certain genetic mutations causing the familial version of the disease, or from random "sporadic" events within the brain of elderly people, she added.
But Lim points out that the allocations aren't equitably distributed chiefly because funding decisions aren't based on indices of vulnerability or human development.
