Sentence examples for most chiefly from inspiring English sources
The industry's control over the program serves another purpose: the companies can use it to head off the practices they fear most, chiefly compulsory licensing.
WEDNESDAY'S PUZZLE — Brendan BEHAN was a lot of things: most chiefly among them, he was a poet and a novelist, a volunteer with the Irish Republican Army and, by his own admission, a drunk.
But it is John Ford who rises to the challenge most poetically, chiefly by ignoring it.
As is true of most other chiefly herbaceous orders of flowering plants, Caryophyllales has left virtually no fossil record.
Italian jobs aside, most newcomers are chiefly British.
Poets learn a lot from their own most famous poems; chiefly, what not to do again.
Most sand consists chiefly of quartz, the commonest form of silica, but there are other kinds.
While most collectors are chiefly interested in owning objects, archaeologists generally focus on the preservation of archaeological sites.
He was, like most creative artists, chiefly involved in the work he was doing now – or was going to do next.
The ratings diverged the most over New Hampshire, chiefly due to Pollster, which rated it solid blue while everyone else rated the state a tossup.
The Minneapolis quintet's third set is their most straightforward yet, chiefly because, in contrast to its predecessors, Channy Leaneagh's vocals aren't bathed in effects.
