Sentence examples for coincidental to from inspiring English sources
"coincidental to" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to show that something was unintentional or unexpected in relation to another event or action. An example: "Her arrival at the party was coincidental to mine, but we ended up becoming good friends."
But the connection was not coincidental to the success of the Frisbee, which found its earliest acceptance at Eastern colleges.
The link is more than coincidental: to survive and to progress against adversity, these skills are developed.
Yet the abandoned children of Greece are not merely coincidental to those discussions about how to tackle the debt; they are integral to it.
4. Coincidental to my mother's health but affecting her: a deteriorating neighborhood with young hoodlums shooting at her windows and doing "wheelies" on her lawn.
David S. Cohen, the Treasury under secretary in charge of American financial sanctions, said the timing of the action was purely coincidental to the meeting in Beijing.
Coincidental to the flare-up in Basra, the Americans and the Iraqi authorities have invited 35 companies to bid for new contracts under Iraq's new oil law.
Participants in the deal say a final agreement is only coincidental to last month's blackout, since negotiations have been under way for months.
This device is melded swiftly and smoothly with straightforward dramatic scenes covering a Dickensian variety of events, from commonplace to outrageously coincidental, bland to portentous, dangerous and sexy to homey and aw-shucks.
True dithyrambs are rare in modern poetry, although John Dryden's "Alexander's Feast" (1697) may be said to bear a coincidental resemblance to the form.
The second condition was given to avoid a coincidental match to the reference pattern.
In contrast, H1's steering seems to have only a coincidental relationship to what the vehicle is doing, requiring a driver's full concentration.
