Sentence examples for could incidentally from inspiring English sources

This could incidentally help spur turnout for Mr. Romney — but it could also help Mr. Santorum build up chits for any future candidacy of his own.

Such minor reversals could, incidentally, prove a problem for Labour, which has been moving in this moderate, market-lite direction with some success in recent months.

That deal could incidentally be impacted by the Unicredit takeover, since Capitalia is 7.7% owned by ABN Amro, and could have been seen as a spring board for the Dutch bank's suitor's into the profitable Italian banking market.

Nevertheless, the situation could incidentally end in prolific changes to the Islamic Republic due to long-festering problems of the system's own making.

According to the BBC, Clearsprings insists that the wristbands are a "reliable and effective way to guarantee service delivery" – you could, incidentally, say the same of a slave-labour camp – but despite this, following much outcry, the programme is being dropped.

The emergency managers, incidentally, couldn't do it.

Guilty knowledge acquired incidentally could also produce a false positive.

The index, incidentally, could do with some improvement.

These latter ones, incidentally, could have as their motto Brodsky's equally challenging declaration that 'if art teaches anything, it's that the human condition is private'.

Julia Child (1912-2004) was a California-born champion of French cookery, the first celebrated television chef, and a woman who, incidentally, could never see the point of dining rooms.

Needless to say, it didn't work out; I took my dubious literacy skills elsewhere and left the interviewer (who, incidentally, could reasonably be described as a "bad wool") to ponder his ethically questionable approach.