Sentence examples for is chiefly employed from inspiring English sources
Abaca is chiefly employed for ships' ropes, hawsers, and cables and for fishing lines, hoisting and power-transmission ropes, well-drilling cables, and fishing nets.
Leaf fibres are chiefly employed for such cordage as rope and twine.
At first the piyyuṭ form was retained for religious poems, and the new metres were used only for secular poetry, which closely imitated Arabic models and, like the latter, was chiefly employed for laudatory addresses to prominent people.
The 26-inch equatorial was chiefly employed in observations of the satellites of Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, and Mars; in the case of Uranus, the observations were confined mostly to the two outer satellites, and have now been discontinued, as the favourable time for determining the position of their orbits has passed.
In later times the chariots were chiefly employed in the public games.
Elias is chiefly wilderness.
But the vibe is chiefly anarchist.
The thorax is chiefly concerned with locomotion.
That is chiefly because many officials were corrupt and obstructive.
Panke says leadership is chiefly about vision.
