Sentence examples for has chiefly from inspiring English sources

China has chiefly high-grade coal reserves.

Outside of its vibrant but tiny DIY underground, this has chiefly been a city of consumption, not creativity.

Official doctrine has chiefly developed during later periods of church history by the formulation of confessions of faith, rather than new creeds.

But that has chiefly led to bickering and recrimination.The best response would be for Europe to liberalise its own gas supplies.

But, as the Guardian was to report, "Liddell has already decided that the race he has chiefly to run in the world is not on the cinder track".

To illustrate the point, let's look at who has chiefly profited from Scottish Labour's ongoing demise, with reference to the most recent Scottish parliamentary elections.

For years, the South Sudanese have chiefly defined themselves as not being northern Sudanese.

No doubt it was nuclear Armageddon he had chiefly in mind.

Of Elizabeth herself, we have chiefly photographs, which show that she really was a beauty.

Instead, courts in any EU country would automatically apply the local law that had chiefly governed the marriage.

The word "innovate" — to make new — used to have chiefly negative connotations: it signified excessive novelty, without purpose or end.