Sentence examples for chiefly to exclude from inspiring English sources
The first, passed by Oliver Cromwell's government in 1651, attempted chiefly to exclude the Dutch from England's carrying trade: goods imported from Africa, Asia, or America could be brought only in English ships, which included colonial vessels, thus giving the English North American merchant marine a substantial stimulus.
They were designed to exclude.
We aren't trying to exclude anyone.
Chiefly, the court objected to excluding suspects from trials and allowing hearsay and evidence obtained under coercion.
The inhibition of ectopic mineralization is most probably due chiefly to the physicochemical inhibition of crystal growth, although at least some effect on the matrix cannot be totally excluded.
Dose reductions and delays were attributable chiefly to myelosuppression and infection, and 46 and 37%, respectively, of patients receiving epirubicin plus paclitaxel and epirubicin plus cyclophosphamide experienced grade 3 4 toxicity (excluding alopecia).
It sticks chiefly to providing information.
They sell chiefly to ships and hospitals.
He appears to have devoted his life chiefly to literature.
