Sentence examples for should chiefly from inspiring English sources

Its chief executive, Magnus Bocker, says that consolidation should chiefly benefit exchange users.

Joshua Aizenman and Reuven Glick, in a note for the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, point out that with such large sums to invest the funds should chiefly aim to keep pace with an index, rather than to invest strategically.

Similarly the Arab monarchies might lean on Iraqi Sunnis to reject ISIS, and the Turks might make clear to the Kurds that they should not rush towards independence, but also give federalism a chance.America can help with the Kurds, but its role should chiefly be to knock diplomatic heads together so as to prise Iraqi Sunnis from ISIS by encouraging a temporary convergence of regional interests.

The changing pattern during the 11-year period manifests that the increasing deaths associated with diabetes should chiefly be owed to cardiovascular diseases but have nothing to do with diabetes as the underlying cause, that is, other diabetic complications and diabetes without complications.

There are several reasons why you should chiefly consider wood stoves that are less than about 15 years old.

The elevated EC values should be chiefly attributed to irrigation water return flow.

The mandate for universal mail service should be chiefly the taxpayers' responsibility.

As a club manager, he should be chiefly remembered for his assertion that he wouldn't sign any players with "fancy names and long hair" for his Ipswich side.

The underlying quandary was whether Egyptians should be defined chiefly by their faith, as Islamists see it, or rather as free participants in a pluralist society with shared values.Egypt's small number of outright secularists, as well as the tenth of its people who are Coptic Christians or Shia Muslims, were never going to be happy under the Brothers.

Conversely, I posit that it should be viewed chiefly as an educational challenge for research and teaching institutions, single researchers and the society as a whole.

But perhaps he should now be seen chiefly as a penalty box predator who finishes other people's approach work, rather than the kind of player who can single-handedly take over a game and run the opposition ragged.