Sentence examples for incidental means from inspiring English sources

It was intended, however, as a response to more radical reforms proposed by congressman Justin Amash, a Republican from Michigan, and is likely to have relatively limited impact on the NSA's ability to collect data on US citizens through incidental means, the so-called backdoor provisions, which was seen as a bigger threat as Snowden's revelations continued.

And it does so using small, incidental means.

To the proponents of war, Iraq itself was incidental, a means to an end, more symbol than a real place.

But GoT's vast cast means incidental appearances from countless recognisable faces, statistically bound to be in something else at the same time.

Financial markets are by no mean incidental, but especially in downturns, those markets are intermediaries through which Fed actions are intended to help average, working families.

[37] [46] Two trials [42], [46] were not explicitly designed to compare PVL with more traditional strategies, but noted an incidental difference in mean tidal volume and plateau airway pressures between groups and consequently met criteria for inclusion.

But the 1999 policy defines the hard-to-get material at the bottom of the tanks as "incidental," a change that means it does not have to be buried deep underground.

The Energy Department has defined some of the salts and sludges in the tanks, left over from the production of plutonium for bombs, as "waste incidental to reprocessing;" that means it is not high-level waste, which is covered by laws requiring that it be solidified and put in a "deep geologic repository," presumably Yucca Mountain in Nevada.

By means of incidental non-probabilistic sampling 57 individuals (44 women and 13 men) were included in the study.

That doesn't mean these incidental users aren't valuable.

Is that incidental or do you mean to make some kind of environmental statement?