Michael McGuffin, president of the American Herbal Products Association, which represents makers of supplements, said the problems with ephedra might come chiefly from people taking too much or taking it when they should not because of existing health problems.
The voice does not, as some might have it, appeal chiefly to gay men: much of pre-19th-century opera — or for that matter, Shakespearean comedy — is based on the understanding that what drives a woman wild is a boy who may or may not be a girl.
The practicalities are sometimes vague, but the big picture is clear: government not only puts its services online, but in doing so changes the way it works.Most countries have got at least somewhere on this, chiefly in what might be called i-government: the provision of information.
Some might argue that such seasons are chiefly of interest to critics.
Why any of this, you might ask, at what was once chiefly a school of engineering, albeit a great one?
Before the fact, the revelations of La Scala's sequential productions in Milan and Busseto might have been expected to be chiefly visual.
Finally, the model-based strategy presented in this study was chiefly operational and this might be viewed as an efficient way to perform a first exploratory analysis of large data sets.
They were instituted chiefly so that the crown might gain better control over its lands and finances.
Officials at the museum said the discovery was important chiefly for what the copy might say about the original, whose surface has been somewhat obscured since its creation.
Ms. Egan said that before Sept. 11, the fund had scrutinized groups receiving its donations chiefly for fears that they might be involved in fraud or other financial crimes.
