Sentence examples for so chiefly from inspiring English sources

It is sometimes overlooked, however, that he did so chiefly by putting up Italian taxes.In the longer run, even bigger questions hang over Europe's future.

But this is so chiefly in as far as UNESCO cannot deliver the promise of help that being on the list creates.

A bowler in cricket who wants to make the ball swerve imparts spin to it, but he does so chiefly to ensure that the orientation of this seam remains steady as the ball moves toward the batsman.

Insofar as George Fox was the founder of Quakerism, he was so chiefly because of the system of meetings for church business that he established in the years immediately after 1667, which essentially stands today.

Although smugglers do get round the sanctions, they do so chiefly through Iran and Syria, where America has little influence, or through Turkey, where it winks at the infractions.

But he did so chiefly to alert Kim Jong Il that these issues remain stumbling blocks, American and South Korean officials said, and he made no effort to address them in a meeting that was mostly about setting a tone of cooperation.

One of the reasons the novel feels argumentative is that Brik is so angry — chiefly at America and at his wife, Mary, a neurosurgeon at Northwestern Hospital.

But the level of economic activity is so low chiefly because the recession itself was so severe; indeed, on many economic indicators, the Great Recession was the deepest (and longest) downturn since the Great Depression.

Could it be that Telltale's format has proven so engrossing chiefly because of the lack of gameplay?

Consequently, there is a great need for careful analysis of the studies carried out so far, chiefly the role and validity of the control arms.

They were instituted chiefly so that the crown might gain better control over its lands and finances.