Sentence examples for come chiefly from inspiring English sources

A significant proportion come chiefly to earn money, and eventually they return to the countries they were born in.

The savings are expected to come chiefly from spending cuts, a ceiling on pensions and reductions in welfare benefits.

The savings come chiefly from replacing employees with machines, which do not require health benefits or a salary.

But this knowledge had come chiefly through adversarial eyes, still not good enough; and so I wrote three other novels.

Both have noted that the declines in their indexes have come chiefly as a result of pessimism about the future, particularly pessimism about jobs.

They have attracted a following among Hudson Valley's audiences, which come chiefly from Westchester, Putnam and Dutchess counties, though the festival is looking for ways to increase its draw from Manhattan.

Originally, sulfur came chiefly from certain volcanic deposits in Sicily.

What optimism the book conveys comes chiefly from the variety of feisty, outspoken women we meet.

The hesitation came chiefly from the impact this grandiose tableau had on the action.

Dylan's continuing link to the Beat generation, though, came chiefly through his friend and sometime mentor Allen Ginsberg.

The Mekong's flow comes chiefly from rainfall in its lower basin, which fluctuates seasonally with the monsoon winds.