Sentence examples for chiefly through the from inspiring English sources

Argument mattered chiefly through the moods it made.

Chimaeras take in water chiefly through the nostrils, keeping the mouth closed for the most part.

Today's way of financing biotechnology, chiefly through the venture financing of start-up firms, looks unsustainable.

Andrea Pisano is known chiefly through the bronze doors completed for the Baptistery of Florence cathedral during the 1330s.

Some of the most productive missions, however, appeared in Asia, chiefly through the work of the Jesuits.

The fossil collection continued to grow, chiefly through the work of Alexander, Merriam, and students and staff.

Chiefly through ARRA, the United States led the world in fiscal stimulus (as share of GDP) in 2008-2009.

Where constitutional courts exist, questions concerning the validity of statutory laws or executive actions reach the court chiefly through referrals from the judges of ordinary courts, who certify the presence of a constitutional question in the litigation, or through appeals by the losing parties, who assert that the decisions of ordinary courts have deprived them of their constitutional rights.

The town flourished, chiefly through trade along the Dnieper going south to the Byzantine Empire and north over portages to the rivers flowing to the Baltic Sea the so-called "road from the Varangians to the Greeks," or "water road".

The town flourished, chiefly through trade along the Dnieper going south to the Byzantine Empire and north over portages to the rivers flowing to the Baltic Sea the so-called "road from the Varangians to the Greeks," or "water road". Trade also went to the Caspian Sea and Central Asia.

Another stimulus is a lowering of plasma volume, which probably acts chiefly through receptors in the vascular system, particularly in the heart and in the carotid blood sinuses.