Sentence examples for maintained chiefly in from inspiring English sources
Basset hound, breed of dog developed centuries ago in France and long maintained, chiefly in France and Belgium, as a hunting dog of the aristocracy.
To be sure we're on the same page, let's rehearse the definition: Random House Dictionary defines 'capitalism' as 'an economic system in which investment in, and ownership of, the means of production, distribution and exchange of wealth is made and maintained chiefly by private individuals or corporations.'.
Because it must pay more interest on the peso bonds than it can earn on its holdings of dollars, kept chiefly in United States Treasury securities, maintaining the reserves costs the bank money.
A continual succession of wars makes every citizen a soldier; he takes the field in his turn, and during his service he is chiefly maintained by himself.
Excluded from the court while her husband was regent (1811 20) for his insane father, George III, Caroline lived chiefly in Italy from 1814 and allegedly maintained an adulterous relationship with her Italian courier, Bartolomeo Pergami (in England often called Bergami).
The National Museum of Korea maintains artifacts of Korean culture, including many national treasures, chiefly in the central museum in Seoul; there are branch museums in some one dozen cities across the country.
These are chiefly in music.
Chiefly in English; some material in French.
Wren-babblers occur chiefly in southern Asia.
The family was located chiefly in Utica, New York.
