Sentence examples for is due chiefly from inspiring English sources
Insurgents have made a habit of attacking the oil infrastructure; the recent rise in output is due chiefly to improved security.
This sweetness of atmosphere is due chiefly to a kind of easy good nature — the warmer side of indifference — that we Europeans regard as typically American; and doubtless many are kept sane by certain distractions.
MR. SYMONS explains that the delay in the appearance of this volume is due chiefly to the exceptional character of many of the phenomena of the year 1886, and partly to some observers not having had sufficient health, or courage, or interest in their records, to induce them to face the snowstorms of March I and December 26.
The global variation in the incidence rate of breast cancer is due chiefly to the differences in the risk of postmenopausal breast cancer and variation in exposure to the reproductive and lifestyle risk factors.
Another reason to question whether log-linear survival under chemical mutagenesis is due chiefly to base changes comes from recent work measuring retention of protein function for genes subjected to various base substitution rates.
This is due chiefly to greater drag and reduced stem flexibility associated with large individuals [ 25, 26], although other architectural factors such as reduced canopy density, increased branch flexibility, and a more aerodynamic leaf-shape can have a mitigatory effect [ 27].
Representatives of Pew and Gallup explained that this difference was due chiefly to extreme voter volatility.
We cannotapprove the length of the record, which was due chiefly to the useof expert witnesses.
Its victory was due chiefly to disillusion with the left, not great advances on the right.Still, this was an historic drubbing.
The increase was due chiefly to the rapid expansion of pearl-farming in Indonesia, the Philippines, and, to a lesser extent, Myanmar.
