Sentence examples for come secondarily from inspiring English sources

"The Chinese are in the mode to pay for supply security... and the economics come secondarily," he said.

The shift towards trans-splicing would then only come secondarily.

Amazon has said authors should receive 35% of revenues for ebooks, but Scalzi points out that any benefit writers receive comes "secondarily, if at all" to Amazon's much bigger goals of controlling the market.

Whole-chromosome aneuploidy (as opposed to breakage-derived aneuploidy) might come about secondarily from crossover depression, or could follow damage to the meiotic spindle or to kinetochores.

The genetic barrier would simply have come to coincide secondarily with a region of low dispersal as theoretically expected [ 58].

Hybridization was even defined by Mayr as "the crossing of individuals belonging to two natural populations that have secondarily come into contact" (ref. [ 19]: 19]).

Learning difficulties and antisocial behaviour may occur secondarily.

The new rules will now cover: Acts of violent conduct that occur secondarily to a challenge for the ball.

The government defends its school food programme by arguing that it is designed to serve primarily as an educational incentive – that is, it gives kids a reason to come to school – and only secondarily as a source of nutrition.

While undoubtedly committed to empirical investigation and the fallible nature of all propositional claims, Anderson's empiricism is only secondarily an epistemological viewpoint relating to how we come to know things within this spatio-temporal world.

In most auto-pollinating orchids, the rostellum either does not develop or, more rarely, develops incompletely or secondarily disintegrates, allowing the pollinia and stigma to come into contact (Catling, 1990).