Sentence examples for may chiefly from inspiring English sources

But, in the end, he may chiefly be remembered for bluff, bluster and controversy.

Some fear it may chiefly benefit a small moneyed elite, much as once-grassroots activities like football and Carnival, the quintessential samba festival, increasingly exclude the masses who make up its beating heart.

Indeed, this move may chiefly be about diversifying Canada's participation in global trade, since America is very nearly a quasi-domestic market for the nation.But one has to consider the fact that Americans have grown increasingly sceptical of trade in recent years an attitude which occasionally erupted in political statements decrying NAFTA during the year's presidential campaigns.

Furthermore, the relationship between the calculated Mn activities and the Mn concentrations determined by chemical analysis implies a positive deviation from Henry's law, which may chiefly arise from the fact that the MnO activity is less than unity.

Nevertheless, differences with Treg cells may exist: Breg activation may chiefly involve the toll-like receptors rather than the antigen receptor; and Bregs act earlier, facilitating the recruitment of Tregs then disappearing once the Tregs become operational.

It can be considered that the loss factor of the EPDM based systems may chiefly be due to poor electrical conduction and slow polarization currents, while that of the NBR systems may be related to other dissipative phenomena born from the strong interfacial interactions between the GS and NBR chains, as the electric field passes.

Though its purpose may be chiefly symbolic, Morgan Stanley's campaign is a further blow.

Alternatively, Mr Bush may object chiefly to the details of the Kyoto blueprint the specific bundle of emissions targets and timetables agreed in 1997 in that Japanese city.

In other epochs patients may draw chiefly upon such symptoms as abdominal pain, false estimates of body weight and enervating weakness as metaphors for conveying psychic stress".

C.D.C. estimates of the prevalence of F.A.S. in America range from 0.2 to 1.5 children per 1,000 live births, but this data may represent chiefly those children whose facial dysmorphia render them recognizable; the rest may appear physically typical while contending with hidden neurological damage.

Some central organisation exists; Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, a well-organised Jordanian jihadi, may be chiefly responsible.The nationalists and the jihadis have no common aim beyond the expulsion of the coalition and the collapse of the government it has helped establish.