Sentence examples for has been ancillary from inspiring English sources

"A lot of what's been on the Internet has been ancillary things, like fan clubs or selling T-shirts".

The narrator, like his creator, claims poetic license: "As for me," he says, "I became a writer, and every job I've ever held or choice I've ever made has been ancillary to this task.

The middlemen the airlines wanted to do away with remain comfortably entrenched.In recent years the main hope for restoring airline profitability has been ancillaries: all those extra charges for meals, checked bags, less-cramped seats and the like.

Common objects had been ancillary to painting for centuries, but Duchamp took them and, with minor fillips of presentation, turned them into art.

The company says its sole motive has been profit; the social benefits are ancillary.

The latest tally means that the average airline passenger paid about $16 in fees last year, according to a study by IdeaWorksCompany, a Wisconsin-based airline consultant that has been tracking so-called ancillary fees since 2007.

The present study has been organized as an ancillary to the main trial.

There has been increased use of ancillary methods to assess perfusion in the setting of newborn hypotension, including bedside echocardiography [ 8, 16].

The result has been a creative explosion of ancillary Web sites and services, as detailed in "Amazon Hacks," a new book (www.oreilly.com/catalog/amazonhks) by Paul Bausch.

Powe has great size but minimal experience; Gordon has been decent before in an ancillary role, but he's also been handled one-on-one by undersize opponents at times.

Furthermore, the role of the bulky ancillary ligands has been analysed.