Sentence examples for first chiefly from inspiring English sources
The first, chiefly a Greek matter, involved the gradual perfecting of the pebble medium.
The city's industrial growth was a magnet for migrants, at first chiefly European immigrants and later African Americans from the South.
At the same time, at first chiefly in Britain, scientific thinkers in the tradition of Charles Darwin hypothesized that evolutionary processes denied all biblical concepts of divine creation.
BOOKS about "The Sheltering Sky" (Ecco; $25) by Paul Bowles... Submitting to "The Sheltering Sky" is like having a heart transplant without anesthesia: you have to be willing to contemplate, for a moment, how it feels to have no heart at all... Bowles wrote this novel, his first, chiefly to get his collected stories published.
By Tad Friend The New Yorker, January 15 , 2001P. 90 BOOKS about "The Sheltering Sky" (Ecco; $25) by Paul Bowles... Submitting to "The Sheltering Sky" is like having a heart transplant without anesthesia: you have to be willing to contemplate, for a moment, how it feels to have no heart at all... Bowles wrote this novel, his first, chiefly to get his collected stories published.
The use of SDD was highly controversial at first, chiefly because early studies found no significant decrease in mortality [ 53] and many physicians were deeply concerned about the risk of selecting organisms resistant to the drugs used for SDD [ 54- 56],.
Yes, Ukip's support dropped a bit, and the party came second chiefly because of Labour's fall.
Western speculation concerning the meaning of history derived in the first instance chiefly from theological sources.
In 1947 India and Pakistan became members of the Commonwealth, the first with chiefly non-European populations.
The first, emanating chiefly from university English and cultural-studies departments, is a dissent of evasion or denial.
The fourth was that advertisers could not easily transfer campaigns from Google to rivals.It appears that the agreement will address the first problem chiefly through clearer labelling of its in-house searches and by giving prominent links to competing services.
