Sentence examples for chiefly tied from inspiring English sources
Whereas workers' pay depends on the labour market (and has been kept down by the huge numbers of people joining the global economy), managers' bonuses are chiefly tied to returns on capital.
Estate agents often declined to present me to landlords, but you persevere until you earn acceptance.Though it is possible to acquire nationality here, Japanese still chiefly tie the concept to one of blood, not residence.
Such prospects are tied chiefly to oil and natural gas sales to Europe and the United States.
I chiefly wandered the library of her books, all tied together, all enticing -- beautiful sets of bound fancy leather editions, flashy shelves of popular novels, biographies, histories, the works.
The company has faced a number of hurdles in enabling end-to-end encryption in Messenger, chiefly the fact that, unlike WhatsApp, users aren't tied to one device when using it.
Prized employees are tied in with compensation agreements that pay out chiefly at career's end.
Often, AIG appears to have better information about the workings of other companies than the companies have themselves.Prized employees are tied in with compensation agreements that pay out chiefly at career's end.
Isabel Gotzkowsky tied four women together in lovely raspberry fabric in "Bound," chiefly enjoyable for its gorgeous Biber score.
The Republicans hoped to prove that the Solyndra loan was a political favor to wealthy investors with Democratic ties, chiefly George Kaiser, an Oklahoma billionaire.
The lumber was used chiefly for railroad ties, cordwood and flagpoles, and left huge cedar stumps that remain in the park.
