Sentence examples for that chiefly from inspiring English sources
Schools have issued circulars drawing attention to hand, foot and mouth disease, a contagious viral illness that chiefly affects children.
Subsequently, however, Matisse turned back toward relatively traditional forms and the flooding colour that chiefly concerned him.
That chiefly took place in occupied Poland, and the largest number of its victims were citizens of the pre-war republic.
He has a simple message: a promise to "govern beyond the left-right divide", and a short programme that chiefly promises not to spend what France cannot afford.
The factor that chiefly accounts for the unprecedented inflation of art prices is the entry of huge numbers of new players skillfully orchestrated by auction houses.
Even in the immediate aftermath of the 1789 revolution, the country exhibited a "thirst for pleasure", as one contemporary newspaper report put it: "The stream of fashion, a succession of dinners, the luxury of their splendid furniture and their mistresses, are the objects that chiefly employ the thoughts of the young men of Paris".
That is chiefly because many officials were corrupt and obstructive.
That is chiefly because these influential benchmarks actually leave much to be desired.
Another category encompasses those aquariums that serve chiefly as research institutions.
That is chiefly because Turkey does not have formal ties with Armenia.
But that is chiefly because these days few dare voice such a thing out loud.
