Sentence examples for coincidentally provide from inspiring English sources

These provide mathematical symmetry to the particle zoo (particle physicists love symmetry) and, coincidentally, provide a plausible explanation for dark matter.

Senior senators, the Department of Homeland Security and a half-dozen law enforcement groups rushed to criticize the report and defend the centers, which, not coincidentally, provide jobs and spending in every state.

Take the tapeworm Echinococcus multilocularis, which causes its mouse host to become obese and sluggish, making it easy pickings for predators, notably foxes, which — not coincidentally — provide an optimal environment for the tapeworm to move into the next phase in its life cycle.

I can think of one social worker who happens to be a British Assocation of Social Workers member but coincidentally provided a service to a friend of mine whose family was on the edge.

Yet the number who would keep abortion under certain circumstances has risen.For some conservatives, these numbers may cause a fear which coincidentally provides their movement with much of its impetus: that, though they are winning elections, they are losing at least some of the culture wars.

Coincidentally, providing the ventilation rate necessary to maintain this minimum temperature difference leads to good air quality.

In the 1910s, Höber carried out a series of experiments that corroborated Bernstein's theory and coincidentally provided supplementary evidence in favor of the existence of cell membranes.

Not coincidentally they provide their leading actors — Anne Reid in "The Mother," Peter O'Toole in "Venus" — with rare opportunities to show how complicated, how impetuous, how alive older people can be.

(Not coincidentally, it provides almost half of VW's profits).

A PET scanner detects these emissions coincidentally and provides high-resolution images.

"Art, entertainment and mobile sculpture, which, coincidentally, also happens to provide transportation".