Sentence examples for dealing chiefly with from inspiring English sources
The library contains 10,000 volumes dealing chiefly with physics, chemistry, electricity, mining & botany.
Before that, he was a senior partner in Rogers Hoge & Hills, dealing chiefly with trademark and unfair competition matters.
Rio ended up dealing chiefly with such green concerns as global warming; Johannesburg is due to focus more on poverty alleviation.Despite high hopes, however, the Bali gathering broke up in disarray.
Indeed Coca-Cola at first failed even to admit that the contaminated Coke posed a threat, and let it be known that the company was dealing chiefly with a problem of consumer psychology.
As bacteria are found in less than 5% of all cases, one is dealing chiefly with chronic abacterial prostatitis.
His research dealt chiefly with radioactivity and atmospheric electricity.
The remainder of his pontificate dealt chiefly with two struggles.
Diffident and prickly, Kele personified Bloc Party's fraught music, which dealt chiefly with yearning and unease.
Biogeochemistry deals chiefly with the cyclic flows of individual elements and their compounds between living and nonliving systems.
The main channel, which deals chiefly with politics, entertainment and hard news stories, has 2.7 million subscribers.
Leonardo's early anatomical studies dealt chiefly with the skeleton and muscles; yet even at the outset, Leonardo combined anatomical with physiological research.
