Sentence examples for more chiefly from inspiring English sources

In the 19th century, ivory came into prominence once more, chiefly for making forgeries of older, more valuable ivory objects.

Bayer was hurt by plunging demand and prices for basic chemicals, but its drug business has suffered even more, chiefly because Bayer was forced to withdraw an anti-cholesterol drug after it was implicated in more than 50 deaths.

But 65percentt of the money in his campaign has come from Americans who are able to donate $2,000 or more, chiefly lawyers, according to the research group.

In private, however, many of Mr. Clinton's advisers suspect the bill to give China permanent trade status -- thus ending an annual Congressional review -- will pass by a margin of 10 votes or more, chiefly because of the support of Republicans.

And regional banks are starting to lend more again, chiefly to small and medium-sized businesses.

Even so, Ivanovic says: "The Apple watch will be more successful, chiefly because it's made and marketed by Apple.

He had direct experience of rescue operations but this situation was infinitely more complex, chiefly because of the location.

She appeared in a few more movies, chiefly in dramatic roles in films like "Party Girl" (1958) and "Two Weeks in Another Town" (1962).

The men's competition was more open chiefly thanks to Yulis Gabriel Mercedes who, having beaten the Olympic champion, faced up to the World champion in the semi-final.

Instead, he raised more doubts, chiefly this one: is Mr Zapatero the man to lead Spain into recovery?At Davos he boldly announced proposals to raise the retirement age from 65 to 67.

Carter respond rapidly by invoking his right under the War Powers Resolution, passed by Congress in 1973, to come to the defense of the South Koreans with full Naval & air support and the possible infusion of more troops, chiefly Marines-a defensive action he can carry on for 60 days with a possible 30-day extension subject to Congressional approval?.