Sentence examples for incidentally benefit from inspiring English sources

Any activities to improve the quality of the milk along the chain will have to involve these actors, who incidentally, benefit at the expense of producers.

Other nesting birds, such as alcids, often incidentally benefit from the protection provided by nesting in an area defended by Arctic terns.

Cultural economics works in funny ways these days, but the system incidentally benefits the public, sometimes.

It could also be argued that the union campaign might have incidentally benefited the Liberal Democrats, who spent paltry sums compared with the two main parties.

The Supreme Court's vision of neutrality -- which holds that a government program enacted for a valid secular purpose is not unconstitutional if that program incidentally benefits religious organizations -- represents a moderate and appealing vision for addressing church-state issues, one that can accommodate the concerns of liberals and conservatives.

It is relatively economic for teachers and incidentally benefits curriculum design and evolution.

Senior politicians of all stripes daren't refer to the T-word in public – those who do, such as Nick Clegg, call for income tax cuts, not rises (which, incidentally, would also benefit the rich).

Other nations might benefit incidentally, but their welfare should be of concern to the U.S. only as their situation affects America.

Incidentally, we have benefited directly from the roubles as we have now taken three out-of-favour players from them.

For some of us, incidentally, that is a benefit, because we tend to lose track of those incidental cash outlays on the road.

Incidentally this preparation will benefit the manufacturers of munitions and war machines.