Sentence examples for will chiefly from inspiring English sources

We should not be deterred by the perception of where the current benefit will chiefly fall.

It is for these achievements that Hall will chiefly be celebrated.

The Justice Department will chiefly examine whether competition among wireless mobile phone providers would remain sufficient after a merger.

Yet his bill – if it makes it to the statute book – will chiefly benefit farmers both in South America and in the UK.

The court, which has been operating as a pilot program since March, will chiefly handle nonviolent offenders with persistent mental diseases like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.

DIANNE FEINSTEIN's decision not to stand for the governorship of California may have transformed the election's prospects, but it has not changed the issue on which it will chiefly be fought: the state's failing schools.

The funds - from the annual $1.5bn of chiefly military aid - will mainly be used to pay existing defence contracts.

This means it has ignored the views of other countries it will affect, chiefly emerging markets.

Surging the United States military into the south of Afghanistan will help chiefly as a political demonstration of commitment.

Agency officials said the cleanup, which will focus chiefly on the sediment in the canal, had effectively begun, with sampling already under way.

But it is as a man of letters – equally at home writing about books, theatre or sport – that Sheed will be chiefly remembered.