Sentence examples for both incidentally from inspiring English sources

What's good for the elephant is good for the ecosystem as a whole, which is why countries like Zimbabwe and Namibia – both, incidentally, key players in the Kaza initiative – must be persuaded of the folly of ivory stock sales.

(Both, incidentally, got excellent reviews).

And both, incidentally, caused kerfuffles in their native land.

(Seamus Heaney? Carol Ann Duffy? Both, incidentally, contributed to the book).

Both, incidentally, are Republicans who are up for re-election this year.

You'll feel as if you missed Rachel Whiteread's House or Jeremy Deller's Battle of Orgreave (both, incidentally, commissioned by Artangel).

Incidentally, both the cases had an initial arthroscopic removal of a routine CT with subsequent recurrence which manifested itself as ossifying tendinitis.

And incidentally, both the major Detroit newspapers, the Detroit News and sister-paper Free Press, announced they were cutting-back home delivery to just three days a week.

Incidentally, both those segments have been made into films and these days 60 Minutes continues to be a trailblazer in US news reporting, with an analytical twist, though perhaps today they do what they do with a bit more caution.

(Incidentally, both the Arp2/3 complex and the γ-tubulin ring complex nucleate their cognate filaments from the slow-growing end).

Incidentally, both the water and acid/base consumption are a function of the biomass loading, with both varying inversely proportional to this variable.