Sentence examples for chiefly to do from inspiring English sources

Yet this was chiefly to do with big write-downs, including of sports contracts in America; its stake in KirchMedia, a bust German group; and its investment in Gemstar-TV Guide, a provider of television guides.

"The Business of Printing has chiefly to do with Men's Opinions," Benjamin Franklin wrote, in his "Apology for Printers," in 1731, after he started printing the Pennsylvania Gazette, in Philadelphia.

And, in an e-mail, Mr. Ford said that his picture of the town "had chiefly to do with the fact that I once sailed out of Essex 30 years ago and was taken by the name, Deep River".

Pace isn't the object: Means deliberately avoids clarity and spends a lot of time outlining his alternative reality in a vortex of fiddly counterfactuals, chiefly to do with the assassination of JFK, reconfigured in ways that prove less important than billed.

Corsair Chief Executive Andy Paul says he sells 375,000 pairs of memory modules, from its Value Select to the high-end Dominator, every month, chiefly to do-it-yourselfers.

As crown prince from 1861, Frederick spent 27 years chiefly in waiting to do something.

Poets learn a lot from their own most famous poems; chiefly, what not to do again.

We fear the creatures that proliferate wildly -- rats and cockroaches chiefly -- because to do so they must proliferate unseen.

All this has led the staunchest supporters of the original 875,000-square-mile proposal — chiefly the United States and New Zealand — to do exactly the wrong thing.

They are of a nature which may with peculiar propriety be denominated political, as they relate chiefly to injuries done immediately to the society itself".

He argued that high crimes and misdemeanors "are of a nature which may with peculiar propriety be denominated POLITICAL, as they relate chiefly to injuries done immediately to society itself".