Sentence examples for more ancillary from inspiring English sources

That has to be the way that primary care must go, more ancillary services, and fewer visits to potentially MRSA-infected hospitals.

But the Bronx courthouse, because it is in an "active urban environment," seems to have more ancillary violence in its general vicinity.

With Jones's development and Koetter's system being structured to incorporate more ancillary receivers in the passing game, White says he's prepared to assume a lesser role in 2012.

That is partly because M&A leads to more ancillary work than it used to: with debt so ubiquitous, merging companies want loans, bonds and more complex structured finance on top of any advice they receive.In one way the current wave has already turned nasty: there has been a proliferation of unsolicited bids.

In this case, more ancillary qubits are required, see Figure 5.

Knowing this, Autobytel had hoped to make the model work by getting more ancillary business, like managing car financing and warranties, which haven't panned out.

That means HBO makes more in ancillary sales — to international outlets, for example.

The repackaging effort is part of a strategy to shed the company's more obscure, ancillary products and pour resources into marketing Wisk detergent and other core brands including Ragu spaghetti sauce, Wish-Bone salad dressing and Lipton tea.

Still, these seem more like ancillary revenue streams than what will end up being Tumbr's main revenue source down the line.

The original C-Fix methodology, which was proposed in 1994 and has been applied all over Europe, was improved by the use of more abundant ancillary information and more efficient techniques for NDVI data processing.

As part of these recommendations, we identify a number of public health and economic related research topics that require clarification in order to promote more effective ancillary benefits assessments with respect to GHG mitigation policies.