Sentence examples for an incidental result of from inspiring English sources

The Fed's profitability increased as an incidental result of the financial turmoil that began in 2007.

But you can grub up as many as you like as long as it's "an incidental result of a lawful operation".

"That is sort of an incidental result of really just diving into the characters.

Thus it is unclear whether C. levior arrived at P. macrostachya seed baits in this study because it is attracted to them, or whether its presence was an incidental result of shared trail use with C. femoratus.

An intuitive explanation is that altered sex-specific recombination patterns in domesticated mammals (cattle are also atypical, exhibiting no heterochiasmy [ 34]) might be an incidental result of strong artificial selection during the process of domestication.

The origin of this last capability cannot be explained as adaptation to environment, suggesting an "incidental" result of tolerance to desiccation, whose DNA damage pattern is similar to that generated by ionizing radiation in Deinococcus species [ 12].

The determination of value for tax purposes is not an incidental result, or an automatic by-product, of a transaction entered into for other purposes, such as a wage payment or a retail sale.

"We must look at weeping as an incidental result, as purposeless as the secretion of tears from a blow outside the eye," he wrote in 1872.

Snow leopards retain the majesty and fluid, predatory elegance of the other big cats while incorporating touches of panda-esque cuteness, the incidental result of adaptations to the cold.

Up to now, these flows were the incidental result of water management actions taken to provide water for agriculture and municipal use, protect against flooding, and dispose of saline agricultural return flows.

Postwar advances in nuclear physics and in electronic circuitry, applied to almost all branches of research, were founded on the incidental results of this unprecedented scientific enterprise.