Sentence The phrase "to chiefly" is not grammatically correct and should not be used in written English.
I might receive an issue of one of the magazines that I subscribed to chiefly so I would get mail.
We broadened the conversation on teaming up to chiefly expose the scourge of corruption in both our countries.
But what sex had led to, chiefly, was fright about certain accidents, worry about late periods, and the monstrous possibility that she might be pregnant.
The problem with law under the current administration is that it used legal means to chiefly political ends, just as those eager to punish the administration might do.
Three-fifths of those polled by the Yomiuri Shimbun said they favoured the idea of Japan joining the TPP.Japanese manufacturers are terrified of being shut out of trade deals and handing a huge cost advantage to (chiefly South Korean) rivals.
According to Nikkei, all the Vision Funds are expected to chiefly target unicorns — aka tech startups that haven't gone public yet but have an estimated valuation above $1BN.
Rather than reboot their famous series to appeal chiefly to new readers, the Hernandez brothers pick up where life left off with their huge cast of characters.
Along the way it's being stored by various companies that are in the business of gathering data about people to resell to others, chiefly Rapleaf.
This seems to be chiefly due to the proprius pollicis extensor which holds the toe extended in marked hammer toe.
French policy now towards America appears to consist chiefly of agreeing to disagree.
The word "innovate"—to make new used to have chiefly negative connotations: it signified excessive novelty, without purpose or end.
