Sentence examples for either coincidental from inspiring English sources

Diskin said Israel appreciates its American visitors, and speculated that the cases were either coincidental, or that there was some misunderstanding between Shin Bet,s guidance and the Port Authority,s implementation.

Rebels typically claim that they are fighting their governments to right religious, ethnic and political wrongs, it says, but it suggests that those are often either coincidental or ex post facto justifications for war.

The strong correlation (r = 0.91) is such that it seems unlikely to be either coincidental or an artefact of method.

One could view the hiring of a female director as either coincidental, pragmatic, or cynical (especially now that Christian Bale turned down $50 million to play Batman, while Harron just shot a TV biopic about Anna Nicole Smith).

The increase was similar to earlier studies, where either coincidental haemodynamic impairment was found [ 28] or not present [ 21].

Other hypotheses propose that the virulence of microparasites is not directly favored by natural selection; rather, microparasite-mediated morbidity and mortality are either coincidental to parasite-expressed characters (virulence determinants that evolved for other functions) or the product of short-sighted evolution in infected hosts.

This can either be coincidental or indicate that Megalosaurus had an uncommonly large head.

This observation could be either causal, coincidental, or both.

This could either be coincidental or be due to a fast (not rate determining) formation of imine 12 from amine 1a.

The recovery could be mediated by genetic redundancy, either as coincidental redundancy (i.e. genes performing the same function at the same developmental stage) or sequential redundancy (genes performing a similar function at different stages).

(Maybe their names aren't so coincidental either: two famous discoverers whose "inventions" had both good and bad consequences).