Sentence examples for which chiefly from inspiring English sources

Nearly 70percentt did not identify their credit score, which chiefly determines the borrower's loan eligibility and interest rate.

This was made clear on Tuesday evening at Christie's sale, which chiefly focused on 20th-century art.

I have never been on a tricyclic (which chiefly affects the neurotransmitters serotonin and norepinephrine) or on an MAO inhibitor (which influences serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine).

Another type of photoreceptor cells, called rod cells, which chiefly register brightness, are most sensitive to blue-green light, so these wavelengths have an advantage at night.

One approach would be to put more money and effort into encouraging many more non-citizens to take local citizenship (which chiefly involves passing a language exam).

Oxfam and Christian Aid support its work, which chiefly involves raising the bases of houses to make them more resilient to floods, and providing people with cows to bring in more income.

Buerger's disease, also called Thromboangiitis Obliterans, inflammation of the peripheral arteries primarily, which occurs chiefly in men from adolescence to middle age.

Diffident and prickly, Kele personified Bloc Party's fraught music, which dealt chiefly with yearning and unease.

Manchester itself has a multiracial immigrant community, which is chiefly concentrated in the Moss Side area.

Reason, which is chiefly reflective, assists at every stage in perfecting faith's self-understanding.

She also does all the administrative work for the Tony management committee, which is chiefly concerned with the television broadcast.