Sentence examples for incidental way from inspiring English sources

Use of University resources including, but not limited to, facilities, departmental parking permits, personnel or equipment, except in a purely incidental way, for any purposes other than the performance of the individual's University employment.

The first to appear in this garden is pulmonaria, or lungwort, which has been flowering since January in an almost incidental way, but really kicks off by early March.

But with the Balkans what interested me was the question of national identity, its fluidity – the incidental way in which it arises... Most people would say the Croatians and the Celtic nations were in a very similar situation in the early 19th century.

The burden, so far as it can be said to exist or to affect the government in any indirect or incidental way, is one which the Constitution presupposes, and hence it cannot rightly be deemed to be within an implied restriction upon the taxing power of the national and state governments which the Constitution has expressly granted to one and has confirmed to the other.

There is no talking, just the ambient noises of nature the filmmaker uses so well, though in a far more incidental way than she did in the near silent meditation on the frontier in "Meek's Cutoff".

And since it currently lacks not only a liquor license but also much of a beverage list, the check won't swell in incremental, incidental ways.

His goal has been not to repackage the screaming matches on TV but to capture the incidental ways that politics weaves through daily conversation.

The main challenge of using social media in educational settings is to implement more implicit or incidental ways to foster intrinsic motivation and autonomy and trigger individual learning in terms of both assimilation and accommodation.

Although he speaks in intermittent voice-over in "Out-Takes," Mr. Mekas doesn't, I think, say the woman's name (Hollis Melton), perhaps because it's too private or painful or just incidental to the way she looked at his camera back then.

If under such circumstances the individual has no cause of action, a fortiori must the same be true when the injuries are not direct but consequential, when his property is not directly touched by the legislative action but is affected in only an incidental and consequential way.

But they are not incidental in the way that we might think of the shade of color of one's skin at any particular time, or the particular height or weight of an individual, since as activities the ability or power to engage in them proceeds from what the substance in question is.