Sentence examples for have incidental from inspiring English sources

The main gist of both ballets was evident and attractive, but I have incidental cavils about the dance texts used for both.

Iavor Rangelov, at the LSE Centre for the Study of Global Governance, suggests that criminal prosecutions often have incidental consequences, not least by opening up space for public debate.

Presumably then the mitzvoth could be performed for the sake of worshipping God and yet have incidental benefit to us.

Under this view, anagenetic change that may be adaptive within species can have incidental consequences for species diversification or extinction, thereby generating cladogenetic trends.

During the study period, 208 patients were sent to the ED after they were found to have incidental PE on a routine staging CT.

We argue that although a genomic study rarely creates data that is directly useful to the participant, it can have incidental benefits to the individual who is identified during the study as being at high risk of developing psychosis and its related states.

The other approved filters until then were UVB ones that had incidental UVA protection.

(What is a theater curtain doing in this haunted place?) "Smoke" has incidental music by Adrian Lee and Toru Yamanaka.

This study examines whether one's transport mode relates to having incidental social interaction during their trips for children aged 10 11 in Canada (177), Japan (178), and Sweden (144).

"There are great stories of researchers having incidental space and just bumping into one another and having ideas," said Stephen Hodder, president of the Riba and chairman of Hodder and Partners Architects.

the equally well-established line of decisions holding that generally applicable laws do not offend the First Amendment simply because their enforcement against the press has incidental effects on its ability to gather and report the news.