Sentence examples for chiefly provided from inspiring English sources
He died three years after me - cancer too - and at that time I was still naive enough to imagine that what the afterlife chiefly provided were unrivalled opportunities for unbeatable gloating, unbelievable schadenfreude.
If animals have chiefly provided analogies for our physical behaviour, plants – rooting, sprouting, branching, flowering, bearing fruit – have come to be the most natural representations of our patterns of thought.
Evidence that DNA damage may be a potential predictive biomarker of irinotecan response in vivo was chiefly provided by the observation that those individuals with high levels of DNA damage after 10 h of SN-38 treatment ex vivo had a significantly longer TTP.
Its British and American baddies are cartoonishly demonised, and the plot is often convoluted to the point of impenetrability, admittedly, but what this film chiefly provides is dazzling, colourful, kinetic, epic, pre-CGI spectacle.
For example lateral motion of the fingers across an object's surface chiefly provides information regarding texture.
It sticks chiefly to providing information.
Holloway's philanthropy, largely inspired by his wife, Jane Driver Holloway, was directed chiefly toward providing a remedy for social problems in Victorian England.
For the first two and a half years of Mr. Bush's presidency, Ms. Rice often seemed hesitant to take a more active role, eschewing the kind of hands-on approach for which Henry A. Kissinger and other national security advisers were known, and viewing her job chiefly as providing quiet advice to Mr. Bush.
The health care reform law affects state spending on health care in numerous ways, chiefly by providing unprecedented federal financing for newly eligible Medicaid beneficiaries while gradually reducing federal support for programs that direct money to hospitals that treat high numbers of uninsured people who don't pay their bills.
Documentary evidence is provided chiefly by relief carvings.
