Sentence examples similar to s chiefly from inspiring English sources

S-100B is chiefly found in glial cells and Schwann cells.

South Africa's first AIDS cases emerged in the early 1980's, chiefly among gay white men who presumably contracted the virus through homosexual contacts in the United States and Europe.

But some fans of file-trading services say that zip files will never approach the popularity of MP3's, chiefly because some like their music one song at a time.

After undergoing a revival in the 1950's and 60's, chiefly in Europe, it fell out of fashion, as the mechanical age ushered in the digital era, and artists began to experiment with computers, video, film and lasers.

"Prices certainly have not kept up with inflation," said Harvard economist N. Gregory Mankiw, the co-author of a controversial 1989 study that forecast an annual decline in residential real estate values of about 3percentthroughgh the 1990's, chiefly because of the aging of the baby boom generation and the smaller number of new home-buying families behind them.

Yet Hawthorne's "Chiefly About War-Matters" is a very funny piece.

What's chiefly stopping us all jumping into EVs is primarily ourself, the everyday motorist.

The SNB's liabilities are chiefly Swiss francs.

Mr Yanagisawa's successors were chiefly to blame.

Coleman's book is chiefly driven by two questions.

The rewards of Sansom's novel are chiefly tonal.