Sentence examples for incidentally in the course of from inspiring English sources
Incidentally, in the course of her research - she loves research, particularly anything of an archaeological bent - she went off to see a certain Professor Sykes of Oxford University, who spends much of his time looking for the last Neanderthal link.
It held that it was fine for the government to use evidence gathered without a warrant at a criminal trial because the collection had occurred "incidentally" in the course of a permissible operation and would, in any event, have been allowed by the "foreign-intelligence exception" to warrant requirements.
1. King Sohuza, of Swaziland: 82 years and 254 days (10 December 1899 to 21 August 1982) The king – who incidentally had 70 wives and 210 children in the course of his reign – become ruler of the African nation aged only four-months-old after his father died unexpectedly while dancing.
In the course of writing your own testament, you should incidentally answer all the questions in the public's mind, but only incidentally, not as your main theme.
Not incidentally, ceremonial law's ritualized character calls for a recurrent context (including specific objects and persons) available to external perception in the course of an exchange between persons (including God).
Incidentally, most of aspirin's anticancer effects have come to light during the course of its use as a cardiovascular prophylactic and/or analgesic agent.
Incidentally, we observed that the wells of microtiter plates containing worms plus bacteria become optically clearer over the course of several days.
We present in this case report a ciliated hepatic foregut cyst found incidentally in the setting of renal carcinoma.
(Nicklaus, incidentally, designed the course at Gleneagles that will be used for the 2014 Cup).
Incidentally, in the 37 cancer patients with a history of thrombosis, none died in the 3 months following thrombosis.
