Sentence examples for a host of ancillary issues from inspiring English sources

While all the proposals currently under consideration in California would permit adults 21 and older to buy cannabis in retail outlets, they differ on a host of ancillary issues such as whether to regulate against so-called Big Marijuana by prohibiting one entity from engaging in cultivation, distribution and sales.

"We're going to need a host of ancillary techniques for working in a closed chest".

EDC may also incur a host of ancillary costs, depending on Ann's course of action.

But Mr. Bean said he was considering a host of ancillary businesses.

A host of ancillary software is required just to keep your computer running, but that software introduces more complexity and more points of failure, and ends up causing as much grief as it's intended to resolve.

Like Reuters, the AP has a host of ancillary divisions that will probably feature large in high-bandwidth ventures, such as its videonews service and its photo and graphics services.

An interesting follow up article may be how they have used the 93% premium not paid out in claims to acquire a host of ancillary companies- data depositories, software, technology, appraisal, flood, etc.

"If you went out the back of my bar and jacked off in the alley, you'd jizz on the new stadium they are building," said George Baukas, whose bar on Cass Avenue lies alongside the site where the Ilitches plan to place their new development, which also includes a host of ancillary construction restaurants, luxury apartments, and casinos.

In his absence, the two sides reported significant progress on a number of ancillary issues.

Contextual cues also enable the retrospective study of ancillary issues, such as treatment side effects or potential medication shortages.

Dr. Goldfarb and other critics contend that a host of new issues complicate the issue.