Sentence examples for also collateral from inspiring English sources

They are also collateral damage from the war that gave us independence.

Also, collateral sensitivity was observed with extracts from Xylopia aethiopica, Echinops giganteus, and Piper capense towards U87MG.Δ EGFR cells and with extracts from E. giganteus and P. capense against HCT116 (p53−/−) cells [ 40].

These neurons, however, may also have collateral branching, but in that case, collaterals would be to tissue not included in our injection sites (see Discussion).

Many banks will also accept collateral against part of the loan.

What if we also add collateral posting requirements that result from European banks being downgraded?

The White House press secretary, Ari Fleischer, said today that Arizona had also suffered collateral damage because aluminum plants there were forced to shut down for lack of power.

AVERTING DANGER -- Though the focus at times of crisis tends to be on the havoc and fear, there can also be "collateral benefits," to rephrase a military term.

When T-cells are stimulated to an intensity that destroys cancer cells, they can also cause collateral damage to normal tissue.

The BBC also received collateral damage for spending too much time revering science, as did my own experiment at Cern, the particle physics laboratory near Geneva, just for being there.

The NOAA is monitoring these zones; it is easier to test for low oxygen levels than to find the oil plumes far below the surface.Some human interventions also caused collateral damage.

Unfortunately for Cersei, there was also some collateral damage in the shape of poor Tommen who looked at the Great Sept burning, realised his wife was dead and jumped to his death in a sad, quiet scene that I found almost unbearably moving.