Sentence examples for incidentally damage from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, we do not face well-meaning, but ignorant antagonists who incidentally damage valuable work.

They are a critical part of the company's strategy to win more corporate business and not incidentally damage Microsoft's biggest business.

Most of the carbon losses come from felled trees that are abandoned in the forest, and trees incidentally damaged during felling.

Even without any statement from Cartoon Network, the allegory would have been clear to many of us, and with the statement, it moves from incidentally damaging to feeling almost intentional.

The Senate bill would strike hard blows against terrorism — and, not incidentally, do damage as well to the drug dealers, tax cheats and swindlers who take advantage of bank secrecy.

Emissions include those from (1) direct carbon loss of the extracted log (extracted log emissions ELE); (2) the top and stump of the felled tree, plus trees incidentally killed or severely damaged surrounding the logging gap (logging damage factor LDF); and (3) trees killed during the construction of logging infrastructure (logging infrastructure factor LIF).

Incidentally, this would have minimized the damage to your portfolio because small cap stocks suffered most during the recent credit crisis.

The incidence of light may signal that a burrow is damaged by predators (or incidentally by the activity of large herbivores, rains, etc).

Incidentally, if the shop assistant thinks you're damaging it, it definitely won't be strong enough to last! Check out the fastenings.

Some DSBs are induced incidentally close to each other or clustered with other types of radiation damage, such as base damage or SSBs.

Emissions come from (i) the extracted wood, (ii) logging damage, i.e. trees killed (purposely or incidentally) during logging operations and (iii) skid trails, logging roads and decks used for log yarding.