Sentence examples for not chiefly because from inspiring English sources
Almost certainly not, chiefly because the enforcement of voter ID laws would guard solely against in-person fraud, which has been strikingly rare.
And it was, but not chiefly because of the strange speculations about Moses' identity that worried Yahuda and scandalized the book's first readers.
A major shift in American policy on global warming had to come -- not chiefly because of the new administration's debts to campaign donors, but because of the sheer impracticality of the policy in place when George Bush took office.
I also realise, as the band parps its intro to O Little Town of Bethlehem, that I fancied Simmons in Guys and Dolls not chiefly because of her uniform, but because I'd already been smitten when she was in Spartacus.
That is because the continent's politicians are not chiefly motivated by the desire to cut Greece's debt burden to a sustainable level.
But that's not chiefly what has driven shares up during her tenure, because revenue growth still hasn't returned and Mayer herself insists the turnaround will be a multiyear effort.
That is, they are not chiefly reliant on empirical observation.
He was critical chiefly because, of the three main candidates, Obama seemed to him the most conservative (his health plan, for instance, didn't mandate universal coverage), but it wasn't just his policies that Krugman objected to.
For more than a decade after its passage, the Sherman Act was invoked only rarely against industrial monopolies, and then not successfully, chiefly because of narrow judicial interpretations of what constitutes trade or commerce among states.
But Lim points out that the allocations aren't equitably distributed chiefly because funding decisions aren't based on indices of vulnerability or human development.
However, the direct use of QTL or association information for MAS breeding has not been successful, chiefly because of the difficulty in transferring associations across populations and species of forest trees.
