Sentence examples for and incidentally improve from inspiring English sources

But patients need objective information if they are to take charge of their medical destinies and, incidentally, improve the country's health care with it.

The term refers to campaigns that assist what companies deem pro-social causes to improve the world — and, not incidentally, improve how current and prospective customers perceive them.

Co-incidentally, improving leaf nutritional quality may also afford greater plant protection from pests and diseases, given that many secondary metabolites have roles in defence against herbivore and pathogen attack with mechanical wounding resulting in the accumulation of phenolic compounds in lettuce.

Similarly, U.S. hospitals fail to tap patients as a resource for improving health care (and, incidentally, lowering cost).

The opposition's call for a two-point increase in value-added tax is dangerously reminiscent of the consumption tax imposed by the Japanese government in 1997, which set back an incipient recovery in the economy for several years (and thereby, incidentally, failed to improve the public finances).

"We will never get the world to deal with a problem that is over the horizon, even if it's just a few years over the horizon, unless we can prove we can do it with productive investments that incidentally create jobs, improve the national security of every country involved, and save the environment.

Individuals eligible for screening account for a minority of those diagnosed with lung cancer in the US; the evidence needed to improve patient selection must be collected systematically for both screen-detected and incidentally detected lung nodules.

Ongoing pollution and improving analytical techniques reveal more and more anthropogenic substances in drinking water sources, and incidentally in treated water as well.

And recall incidentally, and be aware incidentally, of the fact that we can, of course, cascade several filters of this type and improve the characteristics.

And incidentally Alma recognized that.

And incidentally, is probably illegal.