Sentence examples for their ancillary from inspiring English sources
Although the Dodgers have improved their ancillary parts, the bottom line for this team is that it was built around Ramirez, whose two-year, $45 million contract could allow him to opt out after this season.
Unlike a lot of these love-ins it wasn't the usual mix of journos, social media types and their ancillary halo mates, it was a truly diverse group of people in terms of backgrounds, vocations, sexuality, ethnicity and more.
Shadow banks are filling these gaps.Frailty, thy name is bankNobody is too worried by competition to banks in their ancillary businesses: if, say, Google can help people manage their money more efficiently, that is to be welcomed.
In a recent study by two consulting firms, IdeaWorks and Amadeus, airlines worldwide reported that their ancillary revenues had grown to €15.11 billion in 2010, almost double that of 2008.
The great thing about so many of the run-of-the-mill movies of the high studio era is their ancillary virtues memorable characterizations by forgotten actors, atmospheric photography (here done by the great James Wong Howe), frameworks for drama which, if underrealized, spark the imagination with the possibilities they suggest.
Imagine a world in which homeowners and business owners are miniature power plants, with the full ability to sell power back to the grid at retail prices — power, literal and figurative, would be wrested from the hands of monopolistic, polluting utilities and their ancillary industries: mining, fracking and the like.
The smartphone, the Web and their ancillaries would have seemed like magic even 20 years ago.
It used to be more common in the United States for physicians providing primary care to work independently, providing their own equipment and paying their own ancillary staff.
Their collective ancillary revenue from these amenities is now more than $27.1 billion, more than doubling since 2009, according to a new report by IdeaWorksCompany, a consulting company.
Also clarifying the feasibility of their critical ancillary solutions, named Electrical Energy Storages EESS) and the Thermal Energy Storages TESS).
The moral of this is that assent, even to observation sentences, is not a mere response to stimulation; the responder's internal state (their having ancillary knowledge, or not) may also play a role.
