Sentence examples for was chiefly established from inspiring English sources

The roots of ʿAlawism lie in the teachings of Muḥammad ibn Nuṣayr an-Namīrī (fl. 850), a Basran contemporary of the 10th Shīʿite imam, and the sect was chiefly established by Ḥusayn ibn Ḥamdān al-Khaṣībī (d. 957 or 968) during the period of the Ḥamdānid dynasty (905 1004), at which time the ʿAlawites had great influence in Aleppo.

It was chiefly by establishing a reputation for integrity that Muller & Son has acquired & held on to a near corner in its field.

Didrikson replied: 'I just loosen my girdle and let the ball have it.' When she turned professional, she was chiefly responsible for establishing the women's pro game as part of the sporting scene in the US.

(At first, the writ was chiefly used by the king, to establish his jurisdiction, rather than by prisoners).

It was chiefly Amaury's intervention that cleared Goddet of criminal suspicion and then helped re-establish him in the publishing business – and, crucially, as the director of the reborn Tour de France.

At first everything was chiefly about business.

The larger anti-tea party campaign was chiefly its work.

She was chiefly interested in the inner lives of women.

Lord North's government was chiefly concerned with discontent in America.

The experimental data was chiefly generated by RL.

In Tanzania, relevance was chiefly attributed to the medical context.