Sentence examples for is chiefly on from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere in Africa, in Iran Mr Chirac's freelance diplomacy and refusal to consult allies has been mostly just a nuisance.But it is chiefly on his domestic policies that history will judge Mr Chirac; and that judgment is already being made.

By contrast, the eponymous hero of David Copperfield (No 15 in this series) is a writer, of course, but Dickens's focus is chiefly on Copperfield's childhood, not his career as a novelist.

Many commentators, including our own Michael Wolff, have questioned the merit of the election law charges and suggested that the onetime Democratic presidential hopeful is chiefly on trial for adultery – even as his late wife Elizabeth was dying of cancer.

While the focus is chiefly on contemporary philosophical writings, the philosophies of the past (and their continued influence) have an important role to play.

If the lake today is under any threat of extinction from excess sediment influx, this is chiefly on account of hydrological alterations to the girdle of fenland by irrigated rice monoculture, with artificial drainage channels recently cut through the wetland buffer and fast-tracking the turbid water of tributary rivers directly to the lake.

The new biographies, about 160 in number, were chiefly on men who had died during the previous 30 years, such as Victor Alfieri (Vittorio, Count Alfieri, James Boswelll, and Immanuel Kant.

She seemed pleased by the piano-shaped cake that was eventually presented to her, but her focus was chiefly on the music.

The President's own focus was chiefly on matters like stem-cell-research regulation and the sort of educational reforms he had pushed through a Democratic legislature as governor of Texas.

When the Occupiers took an interest in moving San Francisco's money into a city-owned bank in 2011, it was chiefly on principle, in sympathy with the nationwide Move Your Money campaign.

Information on the 1914 season is chiefly based on data from the Atlantic hurricane database (HURDAT), which underwent a thorough reanalysis of hurricanes from 1911 through 1914 in 2005.

Cultivation of rye, wheat, buckwheat, barley, and flax is chiefly concentrated on the uplands and around Slutsk in the south, and dairying is widespread.