Sentence examples for was done chiefly from inspiring English sources

Coding was done chiefly by one researcher, in consultation with the other two researchers on the team.

Diesinking is done chiefly by automatic machines.

In the first two of these countries, iodization is now done chiefly within their borders by a single agency.

To survive, the high street will need to focus on all the things that cannot be done online – which chiefly means, things that involve the body or the social self.

He was, like most creative artists, chiefly involved in the work he was doing now – or was going to do next.

In that line of thinking, those Americans who have elected to opt out of body scans and instead put themselves in arm's way of the T.S.A. would be doing so chiefly out of a desire to avoid exposure, less to the still-uncertain long-term effects of "safe levels" of radiation and microwaves than to the scrutiny of parts of them that they would prefer remain unseen.

The two policemen stationed there were doing their duty chiefly by waggling their fingers at incipient jaywalkers.

The City is doing its part, chiefly through its homelessness prevention network, Homebase.

ThunderAnt was something they did chiefly for fun, but by the time they had ten fairly polished sketches Armisen thought that they might have a show to pitch.

The results argue that choice chiefly resides in the individual fly; the degree to which choice is modulated by what surrounding flies are doing remained unclear, however.

And enjoy it they do, chiefly because Seacrest appears to be enjoying himself on their behalf.