Sentence examples for however coincidentally from inspiring English sources

(And, however coincidentally, the research floor is, like the Rose Center with its bustling interactivity, a busy space).

If the timetable were not tied, however coincidentally, to the Republican National Convention to be held in New York in August, there would be less temptation to mistake politics for culture.

"Arbitrary deadlines in Middle East diplomacy are a bad idea, especially when they correspond, however coincidentally, to our electoral schedule," said Noah Feldman, a law professor at New York University, who has advised the Iraqi Governing Council on writing its constitution.

Whether deliberately or coincidentally, however, it seems that zoning cases involve Mormons, Jews, Muslims, Jehovah's Witnesses and other members of smaller denominations more than the larger Roman Catholic and Protestant denominations.

Coincidentally, however, a large survey of postwar Japanese design currently at the Philadelphia Museum of Art attests that industrial design is likewise the most consistently inventive postwar achievement in Japan.

However, a contour level can coincidentally lie between the peak density and the key saddle density of an object with a very low peak-to-saddle ratio, resulting in the detection of an irrelevant density fluctuation as a clump.

A few are in good shape, however, and Shenzhen's municipal government coincidentally announced on Wednesday that it would sell stakes in five local nontraded companies by tender to international investors.

However, under time pressure, behavior is, perhaps coincidentally, closer to that in equilibrium play.

However, if micrometastases had been present and coincidentally FNAC had been performed on a lymph node from a different draining system, these metastases could have not been detected by FNAC.

However, both differential loss to follow-up (when coincidentally dependent on risk of failure) and differential time between event and detection should be of concern in designing clinical trials.

However, the push for criminal justice reform is coincidentally occurring parallel to the epidemic of opioid abuse in white communities.