Sentence examples similar to chiefly points to from inspiring English sources

Armstrong illustrates the idea chiefly by pointing to cases of distinct states of affairs with identical constituents.

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.

She points to research showing that the orders have little if any effect on reducing violence, and to estimates from some lawyers that 50percentt of restraining orders are sought chiefly for strategic advantage in divorce cases.

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.

Mr Jones enjoyed guns – who doesn't? – and was determined to make this point to Mr Morgan, who didn't like guns chiefly because of how they kill people.

Yet Turkey's Islamist president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, seems interested chiefly in spreading the faith and reviving Ottoman Turkish influence.Selin Sayek-Boke, an economist and opposition politician goes further, pointing to Mr Erdogan as an economic risk.

Mr. Obama ultimately beat that argument back, pointing to his deployment plan of a series of layered missile defenses over the next decade, mostly aimed at containing the likes of nuclear aspirants, chiefly Iran.