Sentence examples for have chiefly from inspiring English sources

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

The causes recited above are those which have chiefly contributed to create this hostility.

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

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

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

In the 20th century, advances in the field have chiefly involved the prevention of eye disease through regular eye examinations and the early treatment of congenital eye defects.

China has chiefly high-grade coal reserves.

Sapphire has chiefly two colors blue and red.

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

But that support has chiefly been for the ideal of a democratic, peace-seeking Israel.

This ability has chiefly been linked to its role as a core component of dynamic structures termed PML Nuclear Bodies (PML-NBs).