Sentence examples for was chiefly a consequence from inspiring English sources

Although we believe that the shift in food habits toward native prey by the Laguna Pair was chiefly a consequence of the eradication of feral pigs, there are alternative potential explanations.

McGinniss's gripping account gives the impression that the techniques used by Nixon's handlers were invented in the nineteen-sixties, and were chiefly a consequence of the advent of television.

Until de Valois, ballet in the West was chiefly an art devoted to the new.

Although workers and students are striking throughout France, the strike is chiefly a Parisian event.

The palace itself can be described as charming and picturesque, though architecturally it is not a work of consequence, being chiefly a transformation of the previous medieval castle, even incorporating some of the older parts.

It was determined that the suppression of the LCST by SS is chiefly an intramolecular effect.

Heemstede is chiefly a residential suburb for Amsterdam and Haarlem.

Instead of being used for an entire season, it is chiefly a two-day retreat.

And it's silly to say this is chiefly a communications or optics problem.

It is chiefly a response to Washington's own obsession with the subject.

That is, chaos is chiefly a property of particular types of mathematical models.