Sentence examples for conducted chiefly from inspiring English sources
Yet it is only a mild exaggeration to say that relations between American shareholders and their boards are conducted chiefly through lawsuits and proxy fights.
As a result, major investigations of New York officials in recent years have been conducted chiefly by district attorneys or federal prosecutors with jurisdiction over bribery, kickbacks, and other criminal forms of corruption.
This English version expands the scope of the Tamil original, which was more of a memoir alternating between Pandian's interviews with his grandfather, conducted chiefly over two weeks in 2008 in India, and Pandian giving context to that story with a timeline of photographs.
The center's study was conducted chiefly by Peter Arno and Jeannette Wicks-Lim of the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
The center's study was conducted chiefly by Peter Arno and Jeannette Wicks-Lim of the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
In addition to the animal studies, in vitro studies using human APCs or T cells reveal that host defense against MTB is conducted chiefly by type 1 CD4+ T cells and CD8+ T cells [ 7- 9].
After the insurrections had been crushed, Haakon's elder kinsman Earl Skuli Baardsson, who had chiefly conducted the government, attempted to gain sovereignty for himself.
It sparked off a literary controversy, however, which was chiefly conducted by Corneille's rival dramatists, Mairet and Georges de Scudéry, and which resulted in a bitter pamphlet war.
This investigation was chiefly conducted as a proof-of-principle study, and therefore we made use of 18F-FDG since the effect of isoflurane on this tracer is largely understood [2, 4].
Currently follow-up is chiefly conducted in surgical clinics, aiming to detect treatable recurrent disease and provide reassurance to patients.
It acquired the mining properties in controversy in this case and conducted prosperously the mining chiefly of silver ores until 1893, when its business ceased to be profitable and was suspended.
