Sentence examples for coincidentally experienced from inspiring English sources

Lanier et al, 1996 and Rose, 1997 followed changes in Inuit and Japanese population diets, showing that both populations coincidentally experienced increases in clinically significant CaP, as their diet changed from a fish-based diet rich in long chain ω-3 lipids (EPA/DHA) to an ω-6 enriched westernised diet.

Not coincidentally, the company experienced a major decline in its share price the following year.

Then Jesus was experienced (coincidentally, a Jesus with a Southern Baptist hue).

Coincidentally, Turkey has experienced a terrorist attack at Surac ascribed to ISIL elements which left 31 dead and 100 wounded.

Coincidentally, the creature feature itself experienced something of a low point around this time.

Coincidentally, that same year the Bahamas experienced a severe drought that we quantified using both satellite remote sensing and ground-based rainfall data (Figs. 1, 2A).

This phenomenon was not experienced by our region and furthermore coincidentally at this time we reported on reducing numbers of blind registration as a consequence of glaucoma [ 15].

And, probably not coincidentally, my favorite characters exhibited core weaknesses I had experienced: Spider-Man (immaturity), Iron Man (overconfidence/hubris), and Wolverine (rage).

In contemporary Belgium, the historic union of Flanders and Wallonia has recently experienced internal tension that could eventually lead to a partition of the Dutch- and French-speaking territories; perhaps not coincidentally, La Monnaie has come under fire.

Like, say, a bunch of random retail employees all over New York City either colluding in massive secret meetings or coincidentally inventing exactly the same very specific lies about experiencing racist abuse from their totally non-racist employer.

"Not coincidentally, they have underperformed".