Sentence examples for chiefly spent from inspiring English sources
Political energies are chiefly spent securing the interests of immensely wealthy ruling families and a narrow group of oligarchs around them none wealthier than Kazakhstan's (see article).
That money was chiefly spent bashing Mr Romney, who promptly began to slide in the polls, paving the way for Mr Gingrich's subsequent victory.
The government's bill aims to raise an extra 3% of GDP to be spent chiefly on education.
I have always loved going to salons, chiefly because I spent my first seven or so years being taken with my brothers for identical bowl cuts from bemused old men in the local barbershop.
If Scott Thomas used to come across as somewhat aloof, she thinks this had a lot to do with her own ambivalence about her acting, and self-disdain for the narcissism of a career spent chiefly sitting around in trailers, waiting to be told what to do by a director.
We find that discriminatory pricing yields to greater environmental benefits per government dollar spent, chiefly because it is easier to construct long corridors.
It was always intended to recalibrate Scottish politics, moving debate away from what Unionists call "grudge and grievance" and on to the more traditional territory of tax and spend, chiefly by making Holyrood more "responsible" for income tax and welfare.
As crown prince from 1861, Frederick spent 27 years chiefly in waiting to do something.
Living there chiefly with Lawrence (though he spent some time near Fredericksburg with his other half brother, Augustine, called Austin), George entered a more spacious and polite world.
The savings are expected to come chiefly from spending cuts, a ceiling on pensions and reductions in welfare benefits.
In previously published research, Cheney and co-workers showed that females lived longer, had lower stress hormone levels, and had more surviving offspring when they had close, long-lasting relationships with other females (characterized chiefly by spending time together and grooming).
