Sentence examples similar to chiefly significant among from inspiring English sources

Trapshooting has since developed an appeal of its own apart from training for hunting and is chiefly pursued among marksmen who seldom or never hunt.

Initial observations of high case fatality rates associated with human infection were likely biased in that novel influenza virus discovery was chiefly performed among those with serious illnesses.

Adams found it "short, written with some elegance, and remarkable chiefly for a significant threat of reform".

The list may be significant chiefly because it shows the Clinton camp's discomfort at Mr. Bush's infiltration of the president's rhetorical territory.

Cholesterol gallstones are prevalent and costly, chiefly among developed countries.

These carriers include chiefly, among others, liposomes, microparticles, nanoparticles, micelles, dendrimers and hydrogels.

These diseases occur chiefly among children, and one bout usually provides lifelong immunity against further attacks.

He does this, "Frontline" indicates, chiefly among rich Texans and Arizona retirees.

Chiefly among them is Winfield House, the U.S. Ambassador's Residence in London, where Charles served as Ambassador from 1983 to 1989.

But after 1928 it grew steadily, finding its market chiefly among the rising number of college graduates.

Driven underground, the movement operated henceforth chiefly among tradespeople and artisans, supported by a few clerical adherents.