Sentence examples for use chiefly from inspiring English sources

A massive increase in gas use, chiefly from shale sources, has brought down US emissions in the last decade as it has displaced coal use.

Practicum workshop on strategies of planning and control for growth and land use, chiefly at the municipal level.

The fireplace has a small recessed area that was built to facilitate indoor barbecuing, though we never put it to use, chiefly because when we moved in, we were told that raccoons lived somewhere high in the chimney.

Jian ware, Wade-Giles romanization Chien ware, Japanese name temmoku ware, Temmoku also spelled Tenmoku, dark brown or blackish Chinese stoneware made for domestic use chiefly during the Song dynasty (960 1279) and into the early 14th century.

The name originates from the technique of prolonging a tone on the pedal keyboard of the organ; hence the occasional use, chiefly in England, of the synonym organ point.

Luckily for media firms about to dip a toe into these waters, AvantGo's development system uses the same types of standards that basic web sites use, chiefly in the form of HTML.

It is used chiefly to accompany folk music.

Old Kingdom mastabas were used chiefly for nonroyal burials.

Most gums are used chiefly in water-remoistenable products.

Animal systemics have been used chiefly to control the cattle grub, a damaging parasite of livestock.

Pumice, a volcanic rock used chiefly for building purposes, is the most important commercial mineral.