Sentence examples for chiefly sold from inspiring English sources

Unlike rhino horn, gathered for non-existent medicinal properties, chiefly sold in Vietnam and entirely illegal, ivory can be bought and sold legally.

Janah sees her program as being distinct from the more casually mission-based commercial startups that have been fashionable in recent years — companies that chiefly sell a product but that donate goods, or a share of the profit, to noble causes on the side — so she initially tried to get grant support from charitable organizations.

Rather, he said, the creative team has done all it can to improve the show; now the onus is on him and Ms. Damiano, chiefly, to sell it.

But the "Anchorman" Jockey deal may not be chiefly about selling underpants.

And all of that extra American oil will be sold chiefly on global oil markets, not set aside for Americans.

In New York City, tamales were sold chiefly by Irish and Italians, while in the South and the Midwest most venders were African-American.

Before this deal Wabash had only a modest marketing organization, since it sold chiefly to partners that bought thousands of trailers at a time.

Then he set up a stable of about 20 horses, chiefly claimers that he sold to anybody who would bid on them.

They sell chiefly to ships and hospitals.

Jasper Johns sells chiefly to ageing Americans and only his early works fetch exorbitant prices.

In most countries Lenovo sells chiefly to big businesses and governments, with which good long-term relations are crucial.