Sentence examples for chiefly that of from inspiring English sources

Tech Bureau currently helps companies with consultancy and a range of technical services, but it is preparing to introduce new platforms to cover nearly every aspect of the process of an ICO, also known as token sales, and chiefly that of raising capital.

It would be wrong to say the men were not stung by criticism of the work, chiefly that of Jones.

In the 1980s, he took on the National Endowment for the Arts for subsidizing art that he found offensive, chiefly that of the gay photographer Robert Mapplethorpe and of the artist Andres Serrano over his depiction of a crucifix submerged in urine.

Thalidomide: The Fifty Year Fight told many stories about this, the worst disaster ever inflicted by medicine, but chiefly that of David Mason, whose baby daughter Louise he first met as "a torso with little… little flowers… where her arms and legs should be".

Both Ambrose's book and the miniseries make it clear that if Easy Company was remarkable — it was, after all, just one of many élite units in the war — it was largely owing to its remarkable leadership, chiefly that of Captain Richard Winters, who was the company's commanding officer for a good part of the war.

If anything, they have long had a bit of an identity issue, chiefly that this part of the state did not have one.

Although the issue in France had already been virtually settled, Italy's entry into the war meant chiefly that the threat of naval conflict in the Mediterranean had now not unexpectedly become a reality.

Slightly less noxious but vastly more pervasive, the smell of the brown marmorated stinkbug is often likened to that of cilantro, chiefly because the same chemical is present in both.

The human nervous system differs from that of other mammals chiefly in the great enlargement and elaboration of the cerebral hemispheres.

Further, it is not likely that the issues at the center of the F.C.C.'s concerns — chiefly that it would hamper the use of GPS — will be resolved in the next couple of years.

After meeting with Mr. Samaras, he said he would not join with New Democracy but would seek to form his own coalition, "chiefly of forces of the left" that oppose the bailout terms, as his party does.