Sentence examples for this chiefly because from inspiring English sources

Medical opinion is surprisingly divided on this, chiefly because it is so hard to measure pain accurately.

The rural cantons objected to this, chiefly because it seemed to portend the admission of two new cities in the federation and so to upset the existing five-to-three majoritheof the rural districts over the urban.

And this is chiefly because governments have arranged things that way.

This is chiefly because they doubt the effectiveness of 30-second spot advertisements.

This is chiefly because Menand usually does get it right, sometimes brilliantly so.

He knows some will read this book chiefly because he's his mother's son.

I'm quite prepared to adhere to this stricture, chiefly because it isn't.

This was chiefly because the world had changed and countries had stirred, but Iran remained in the same state in which it had been.

Their application later extended far beyond this field, chiefly because of their good casting qualities, strength, hardness, and ease of welding.

This is chiefly because its foreign policy is a compromise between powerful economic interests (in energy and armaments), the armed forces and the country's political leadership.

This was chiefly because neither of the leading politicians of the day, William Gladstone and Benjamin Disraeli, cared to affront Queen Victoria's implacable opposition to the women's movement.