Sentence examples for tertiary role from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney, both former oil industry executives, seem to have assigned a tertiary role to efficiency improvements, behind new drilling for oil and gas and new construction of energy infrastructure, like pipelines and power plants.

The Party, now led by people who were putting their hopes in John Kerry's prospects, was, by all appearances, willing to give Gore only a tertiary role at the Convention.

This season, Barnes will likely find himself in more of a tertiary role.

3. Friends and family members play a second or tertiary role in life.

To answer your question, recently, if you look at who's been inducted to the Grand Ole Opry in the past decade, it tends to be more of the groups like Rascall Flats and the polished sound of hot new country where the fiddle is definitely pushed out to a tertiary role and the aim is sales and there's a kind of saccharine sweetness to it all.

For example, Lancet is read by 71% academics but only 39% non-academics and Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology is read by 69% community based paediatricians, excluding NCCGs, but only 16% of those with a tertiary role.

But despite this prominent role Eddie is at best a tertiary character.

They expressed a preference for tertiary care roles where they felt their knowledge could be put to better use.

We show that polar sidechains which bridge to mainchain functions in the cores of proteins have conserved tertiary structural roles in homologues.

While VCT and RHT are clearly important for tertiary prevention, the role of VCT for secondary prevention is less clear, since behaviour change among people coming forward for VCT is mostly limited to those who test positive [ 38, 39].

Since his departure from Miami, Wade has worked on his off-the-ball skills, playing second fiddle to Jimmy Butler in Chicago and a tertiary-at-best role in Cleveland.