Sentence examples for incidentally but from inspiring English sources

Another World Record, incidentally, but this is all Michael Phelps.

Molinari bogeyed 18, incidentally, but seems happy enough with his three-under 67.

That isn't a unanimous point of view, incidentally, but even if it were, it stands for little.

Neither of these stories is true, incidentally, but that doesn't necessarily make recounting them here any less worthwhile.

Smaller ones can build their classes by hand and work toward diversity that incidentally but effectively produces a students body of mixed racial and ethnic backgrounds.

(You don't have to have a curious surname to succeed at GUS, incidentally, but it seems to help that Argos' chief executive is Terry Duddy).

Incidentally, Everything But the Girl got their name from a junk shop on the city's Beverley Road.

Again, these weren't egregious pricing schemes — and both places were, incidentally, fantastic — but they brought home the fact that while Hawaii's natural wonders may clear your mind of cares, its restaurants, hotels and attractions can, almost without your noticing, clear out your wallet.

We divided small mammal species into competent reservoir species, and non-reservoir species, which may become incidentally infected, but are not known to maintain or transmit hantaviruses.

It is usually asymptomatic and incidentally detected, but may present with symptoms of mass effect.

These parameters did not differ significantly between the screen-detected and incidentally found cancers, but incidental cancers had more often axillary metastases (P = 0.02).