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chiefly

[cheef-lee] / ˈtʃif li /


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AI adoption has had a minimal impact on labor and productivity chiefly because it is still in the early stages.

From Barron's

The momentum developed by its cloud intelligence group was chiefly driven by public cloud revenue growth and the increasing adoption of AI-related products.

From MarketWatch

But they chiefly consist of banning the use of mobile phones in the chamber, it is not clear if they will have a decisive effect.

From BBC

A compromise budget plan that chiefly funds work on bridges and highways over the next two years passed both Republican-led chambers with bipartisan support, sending it to GOP Gov. Mike DeWine for expected final approval.

From Seattle Times

Its usual appearance of salt scrub and cotton fields, owned chiefly by the J.G.

From Los Angeles Times