Guinea has a long legacy of predatory political corruption, and the Condé government came to suspect that Steinmetz had succeeded in winning the prize chiefly through the liberal distribution of bribes.
The spark dies.' He approached the Home Office, and was allowed to set up the Arthur Koestler Award (now Koestler Trust) to give prizes chiefly for art (but also for other creative activity) to prisoners, detainees and 'patients' in special hospitals such as Broadmoor.
For another, the top prize usually goes to films that have nominations across multiple categories, chiefly in acting and in editing or screenplay or both, in addition to directing.
While the prize committee chiefly cited Dr. Sargent's contributions to modeling and methodology, he has also done a number of influential empirical studies.
Thus, with the Chemistry Prize, the Academy "was chiefly faced with merely deciding the order in which these scientists should be awarded the prize".
For all the wider manifestations of their influence, the Nobel Prizes still retain their formidable stature chiefly because the committees have, for the most part, chosen a long succession of gloriously talented scientists, writers and peacemakers.
Aside from the physics prize named for him, Comstock is remembered chiefly as the dogmatic adversary of Lowe.
Richard Sewall, finally (appointed 1934), was known chiefly as author of a popular book on tragedy until he wrote his prize-winning biography of Emily Dickinson.
Within the format -- chiefly found in mobile games, early on -- the reward is an in-game prize delivered for each viewing.
New Zealand novelist, poet, and short-story writer, chiefly known for her first novel, The Bone People (1983), which won the Booker Prize in 1985.
