Sentence examples for incidental and a from inspiring English sources

Indeed, there will never be enough "good guys with guns" for LaPierre's taste, chiefly because the NRA's sole mission is to sell as many guns as they can -- not to protect the Second Amendment to the Constitution, which is merely incidental and a convenient enabling statute for the firearm industry.

Touching a rail on the way to a pocket is incidental and not a foul.

This might indicate that short-lasting LBP is more co-incidental and a normal life experience.

A more detailed dissection of the different processes influencing TE insertion, dispersal, and survival is needed to disentangle the causal from the incidental and enable a holistic understanding of the adaptive impact of TEs in biotrophic fungi.

Perhaps this is the sort of question only someone who doesn't understand the technicalities would ask, but why, when confronted with a technical problem (the trickiness of figuring out who had sent a given e-mail) did the N.S.A. look for a legal fix (the "incidental" loophole), and a crude one at that?

In conclusion, our study indicates that autoantibody-negative children with (stable) incidental hyperglycemia and a parent with the same condition are good candidates for molecular screening of GCK gene.

5 6 7 8 9 10 Differences between present and previously estimated gains of QALYs can be attributed mainly to the effect of screening on non-aneurysm related mortality and to increased life expectancy, reduced prevalence of aneurysms, higher rate for incidental detection, and a more detailed modelling of the disease process.

Occasional Early and Late Classic remains have been found but they are incidental and do not represent a Classic Period occupation of the site.

Furthermore, sampling was incidental and not performed at a standard time during the course of the disease in the cancer group.

We need a new view, one that caters to the reality of most protests, one that allows for disruption and obstruction, whether that is symbolic and short lived or as an incidental and inevitable side-effect of location, numbers or type of protest.

Our results show that ravens' association with wolves is not just an incidental and proximate by-product of the presence of fresh meat.