Sentence examples for with chiefly from inspiring English sources

Along with chiefly status went the socioeconomic institution of redistribution.

In 1947 India and Pakistan became members of the Commonwealth, the first with chiefly non-European populations.

Disagreements over the cause of the sinking persist with chiefly British sources claiming responsibility for the sinking of the ship.

Thirdly, there is the comparison with other theories, chiefly with the aim of determining whether the theory would constitute a scientific advance should it survive our various tests.

In contrast, the semantic dementia group showed a more uniform atrophy pattern with involvement chiefly of the anterior temporal lobes, initially with predominant involvement of the left temporal lobe and increasingly bitemporal involvement with increasing disease duration.

Eighty patients with advanced metastatic renal cancer have been treated with hormones, chiefly medroxyprogesterone acetate (Provera).

From 1991 until recently, he was with Thomas Jefferson University, chiefly performing editorial work.

Trump did offer a few sound bites with snap — chiefly, his attacks on Clinton.

India's immediate region has also frustrated its great-power ambitions, with Pakistan chiefly to blame.

Jamaica Avenue, which cuts through the neighborhood, has pizza shops, nail salons and 99-cent stores, with signs chiefly in Spanish.

They departed with regrets – chiefly the own goal but, also, their inability to capitalise on a couple of early chances.