Sentence examples for mostly ancillary from inspiring English sources

Even the economic effects of the troops' presence, while not insignificant, have been mostly ancillary.

The records of the Elamite kingdom with its capital at Susa were mostly ancillary to Mesopotamia in the 2nd millennium bce and to Iran later on.

This, though, seemed to represent a mostly ancillary benefit: Harvey said Wednesday that the blister was fine and that he felt healthy enough to pitch Saturday.

The differences between the two are mostly ancillary.

One of the biggest drives will be in managing the payment of so-called ancillary fees, mostly fees paid to airlines that don't often show up on the initial airline fare receipt.

Augean said that the waste it wanted to dispose of was mostly soil and rubble from ancillary buildings on decommissioned nuclear sites, plus waste from other sources such as hospitals and university research laboratories.

Created by Meg Stuart with Mr. Camacho and two ancillary performers, the 80-minute mostly solo work, from 2007, is being performed at New York Live Arts, where it had its North American premiere on Thursday.

In "Zac's Haunted House," recognizable characters, so far as they exist at all, serve an ancillary function to patterns and themes; they mostly help to illustrate the claustrophobic logic of the house.

The most ambitious enterprise in this field is the "Bible Project" of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, which aims to produce a critical edition of the Hebrew Bible but also fosters a number of ancillary studies in biblical text and interpretation, mostly published in its annual report Textus, in which non-Jewish as well as Jewish scholars participate.

Analysts have generally applauded Hercules' strategy to exit ancillary businesses.

The second, in the next room, and mostly drawn from the museum's collection, has Metcalf-related paintings, drawings and ancillary material spanning the course of his career.