Supplementary

That these verses are entirely supplementary is the simplest and most natural view of them. ❋ Unknown (1871)

InPlay: Solarfun Power signs a long-term supplementary wafer and polysilicon product supply contract with GCL-Poly Energy Holdings ❋ Unknown (2010)

6:07AM Solarfun Power signs a long-term supplementary wafer and polysilicon product supply contract with GCL-Poly Energy Holdings ❋ Unknown (2010)

Seniors, or most of them, have to already purchase "private health insurance" to go along with Medicare, it's called a supplementary plan to close the "gap", except Rx's get screwed bigtime. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The regulatory filings detail all account data for so-called supplementary accounts, but consist almost entirely of data about the retained-asset accounts. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The Treasury said the projected increase in borrowing reflected costs from a continuation of the so-called supplementary financing program -- a program started last year that allows for the auction of Treasury bills to provide cash for use in Federal Reserve initiatives designed to support ailing credit markets -- and a decrease in revenue collected by the government. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The supplementarity principle, also referred to as the supplementary principle, is one of the principles of the Kyoto Protocol. ❋ Unknown (2007)

A garden is defined as a supplementary food production system that is under the management and control of household members. ❋ Unknown (1993)

In other branches it is only supplementary, that is, it is merely subsidiary to the German law. ❋ Eugene A. Hecker (N/A)

Among the ancient Egyptians the month consisted of thirty days invariably; and in order to complete the year, five days were added at the end, called supplementary days. ❋ Various (N/A)

There is yet a _Fourth_ process in the educational system of Nature, which may be termed supplementary, as it is not intended solely, nor even chiefly, for the good of the pupil himself, but for the community. ❋ James Gall (N/A)

The necessary oath is given by the judge on his own initiative, not at the request of one of the litigants, to complete imperfect proof, and is called supplementary; or to destroy the force of circumstantial evidence, arising especially from current rumour, against the accused, and is called purgative. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

But to me, even after twenty years 'intimacy with what I can only describe as a supplementary life that I cannot describe, it still seems so very wonderful that I cannot believe I share it with every man and woman in the street. ❋ Stella Benson (1912)

October, and take what the Dean calls supplementary lessons from him along special lines. ❋ Unknown (1911)

Mesozoic time -- the various dinosaurs -- had ridiculously small heads and brains, but they had what might be called supplementary brains well toward the other end of the body, -- great nervous masses near the sacrum, many times the size of the ostensible brain, which no doubt performed certain brain functions. ❋ John Burroughs (1879)

After Kinnock's defeat, John Smith was confronted with a report his predecessor had commissioned, recommending a form of AV for the Commons called the supplementary vote. ❋ Patrick Wintour (2011)

Next, I would like you to refer to the supplementary information, the last page on the hard disk drive.

For detailed disclosure of non-GAAP financials please refer to the supplementary financial data and our earnings slide presentation posted on the Aspen website.

Giving someone a supplementary scratch is indeed a very nice gesture, but da prob is dat you cannot know where it [itches] on your friend's back, and so you may [hafta] do [a good bit] of "up/down-left/right" trial-and-error scratching till you finally hit da right spot. ❋ QuacksO (2019)

One occasion when you might wanna have your supplementary snacks stockpile handy would be if a group of friendly slim chicks had smilingly invited you to [tag along] [wif] dem on a [picnic], but then you discover dat they'd just brought "girly-sized snacks" --- i.e., "eating [like a bird]" serving-amounts --- and therefore either you'd totally "look like a little [piggy]" if you asked for more, or you'd [hafta] actually eat some of da [portions] allocated for da other picnic-members. So what ya do instead is to simply "break out da [back-up] basket" --- i.e., your own "emergency" supply of guy-munchies --- and then really [heap] up your various serving-tray-compartments with your additional [goodies]. To be polite, of course, don't make a big deal or even be especially "obvious" about your snacks-supplementing actions; da point here is to merely ensure dat your stomach won't leave da picnic feeling achy and pinched, not to make your hostesses feel guilty or stingy. So be just as cheerful and grateful towards your skinny meal-companions as you'd have been in any case; no doubt they'll observe how much more you needed to stuff your cheeks wif in order to feel satisfied, and so perhaps they will indeed make a note to bring along more food themselves whenever they invite you. But just remember dat they'd originally been planning for this picnic to just be a "trim-and-tiny-tummied girls only" [outing], so your being allowed to accompany dem was merely a last-minute change not planned for in advance. ❋ QuacksO (2022)