Sentence examples for count chiefly from inspiring English sources
It is never wise in politics to count chiefly on your opponents' shortcomings.
Counted chiefly among these: my parents getting me a play kitchen for my second birthday, a lobster chasing me around the kitchen at the age of four, my first artichoke and "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory".
These elements had the highest sRNA counts, about 1.5 to 5.5 fold higher than other lineages and these counts mapped chiefly to the LTRs (Additional file 4: Figure S5).
In half of the trusts running acute hospitals, there were serious flaws in the way they counted costs, chiefly in recording the amount of activity.
Under Germany's 1913 imperial citizenship law, what chiefly counts is being German by blood.In this section Orthodox yes-men Burning while Rome fiddles Who is a German?
Crucially, the regime is able to count on its allies, chiefly Iran and Russia, to help finance imports and fighting.
Today Beerbohm is remembered chiefly on two counts.
He then worked for a money management concern owned chiefly by Yale University, counting the World Bank and Cal Tech among his first portfolios.
Despite the bleak numbers, Greece is predicting a primary surplus — revenue not counting debt payments for this year — chiefly because of a boom in tourism.
The tool produced a more robust signal than PHREDSS and is likely to detect increased ILI activity more reliably, chiefly because the counts are higher and less volatile, while cases of ILI as per the case definition are still detected with high sensitivity and specificity.
The artists who counted were image-recycling gravediggers of tradition, chiefly the Pictures Generation of Cindy Sherman, Sherrie Levine, and Richard Prince.
