Nevertheless it's profiteering that's coincidentally doing good.
These occasions figure in Hefner's calendar the way Trooping the Colour and the annual visit to Balmoral figure in the queen's — as rituals enshrined by custom — and they are, not coincidentally, a good place for a potential consort to be noticed.
Not coincidentally, the good-versus-evil plot dissolves, the way juvenile fundamentalism often does, leaving a maze of mixed motivations and missed chances.
Pigs, coincidentally, are considered good matches for each other, which would enhance Miss Kim's compatibility with Mr. Kim.
"But he also happens to be, coincidentally, a really good salesperson, so he can turn around and sell it to the suits".
While some privileged high school students may choose to spend their summers in academic programs on elite college campuses, or at pricey overseas programs that, not coincidentally, will look good on their college applications, the STEP program is an option for many of the county's middle- and working-class students.
Coincidentally, Lever sold a Good Luck brand of margarine from 1948 into the 1970's.
Not only is the tale a sweet one with which to end a book; it is also, not coincidentally, the stuff of good ratings.
The best recent vintage of Chablis was 2004, which coincidentally was also very good for white Burgundy but not necessarily for reds.
The Oscars are especially strange this year, because they're tainted, multiply, by their exclusions — of nonwhite actors and filmmakers, of movies about nonwhite characters, and, not coincidentally, of some really good movies, ones far better than the nominees.
