Chiefly there is that brittleness.
Chiefly, "there's going to be a lot more music," said Laura R. Walker, the president and chief executive officer of WNYC Radio.
And even the idea of music as a thing that is chiefly there to be enjoyed rather than used turns out to be culturally limited.
The total hardness (TH) in river water is primarily regulated by the carbonates, bicarbonates, chlorides, sulphates, etc. of calcium and magnesium chiefly, whereas there are certain other chemical entities accounting for it.
Except for the Scottish religious absolutist Edward Caird (The Critical Philosophy of Immanuel Kant, 1889), who was chiefly a Hegelian, there was in Britain at the close of the 19th century only another Scot, the critical realist Robert Adamson, who was a Kantian.
The population is chiefly rural, and there are few cities, the principal ones being Cáceres, Rondonópolis, and the state capital, Cuiabá.
Besides epiphytes, the type of orchids that grow chiefly on trees, there are orchids that grow on rocks, in soil or sand, and in decaying vegetation on the forest floor.
The former group (the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community), residing chiefly in Pakistan though there are communities in India and West Africa and to some extent in Great Britain, Europe, and the United States is a highly organized community with a considerable financial base.
Flagstaff's Native American community is chiefly Navajo, and there are about 5,500 people of Navajo ancestry living in the city.
