Sentence examples for chiefly to those from inspiring English sources

Put differently, he wanted to try what we would today call subsistence living, a condition attractive chiefly to those not obliged to endure it.

Regulators are examining whether Capital Research rewarded the brokerage firms that aggressively sold its funds by funneling commissions on securities trades chiefly to those firms, according to these people.

Sometime, it seems to be addressed chiefly to those who have either lived the nomadic life of the Qashqa'i or at least read the author's previous publications on that life.

She says of Thoreau's lifelong project of subsistence living that it is "a condition attractive chiefly to those not obliged to endure it".

And those who have jobs spend little time at them, thanks chiefly to the 35-hour week.

These are works that serve chiefly to flatter those who oppose offshore processing as compassionate, and chide those who do not as ignorant demonisers.

The author stresses that those chiefly to blame were Argentina's own politicians and officials, who pursued an insufficiently rigorous fiscal policy to sustain a fixed exchange rate.

Oh they've hedged the clauses - Hostel would probably escape, Frenzy too, as I don't think Hitch intended it chiefly to titillate, but all those Continental "art" movies which follow the nude, rather than Nosferatu, wing of vampirism - who could argue that they're not intended to arouse?

Those cuts — chiefly to state spending, pensions and social benefits — must be put in place to secure continued financing.

The best illustrations of the hall were published in the 1939 "Guide to the Museum" (Miner 1939) which states that "This hall is devoted chiefly to invertebrate biological principles, especially those concerned with the evolution of life.

They tend chiefly to attract young people, she said, and those whom "I would describe as my parents," she said.