Sentence examples for chiefly those that from inspiring English sources
For example, the Millennium Seed Bank project, in partnership with institutions worldwide, has catalogued and stored the seeds from over thirty thousand wild plants – chiefly those that are rare or threatened by extinction.
When they are needed, the beans pass first through a patented sorting machine that measures red and green wavelengths, rejecting 1.5percentt of the beans, chiefly those that are mottled, which means they are too fermented, or those that are not dark enough.
"Persona Performa" mostly just recycles snippets of dialogue, chiefly those that occur between the central characters in the film, the nurse and her patient.
In view of these predispositions and pressures, the skilled propagandist is careful to advocate chiefly those acts that he believes the reactor already wants to perform and is in fact able to perform.
Having compared the quality of health services across Europe, his firm concludes that countries relying primarily on insurance, like France, Germany and the Netherlands, do better than those that rely chiefly on tax, like Britain, Italy and Spain which also happen to spend less on health relative to GDP (see chart 3).
Sometimes it is possible to distinguish, by a subtle form of titling, those national encyclopaedias that deal with the world scene from those that concentrate chiefly on their own country.
In the lower left corner, we find chiefly those modes of governance that are closely related to institutional politics in its conventional sense.
The executive chiefly behind that was Steve Bornstein, then ESPN's president.
Davis envisaged periods of uplift followed by erosion (chiefly fluvial) that yielded successively 'youthful,'maturere,' and 'old' landscapes.
In this case the reaction mechanism differs from that of hydrogen combustion chiefly in that it involves a step of fast interaction between hydroxyl and carbon monoxide.
However, less well known are the other conditions, chiefly neurological, that may arise completely outside the usual definition of altitude sickness [ 3].
