Sentence examples for it will chiefly from inspiring English sources

DIANNE FEINSTEIN's decision not to stand for the governorship of California may have transformed the election's prospects, but it has not changed the issue on which it will chiefly be fought: the state's failing schools.

This means it has ignored the views of other countries it will affect, chiefly emerging markets.

Since this article pertains to mysticism and philosophy, it will concentrate chiefly on topics philosophers have discussed concerning mystical experience.

Yet his bill – if it makes it to the statute book – will chiefly benefit farmers both in South America and in the UK.

The Supreme Court is in recess for the summer, but Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg took some time to reflect on its future composition, which will chiefly depend on who is elected president in November.

It is for these achievements that Hall will chiefly be celebrated.

It is poorer countries, with weaker public health consciousness, that will chiefly bear tobacco's brunt: the World Health Organisation estimates that by 2030 they will account for four in five tobacco-related deaths.

We should not be deterred by the perception of where the current benefit will chiefly fall.

The Justice Department will chiefly examine whether competition among wireless mobile phone providers would remain sufficient after a merger.

The court, which has been operating as a pilot program since March, will chiefly handle nonviolent offenders with persistent mental diseases like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.

WiMax, he says, will chiefly be used by telecoms firms in rural areas, to plug holes in their broadband coverage.In urban areas WiMax does not make sense, since it will be uneconomic compared with cable and DSL, argues Kenneth Furer, an analyst at IDC. "It's not going into New York, Los Angeles or London," he says.