Sentence examples for incidentally it may from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, it may be that the curse of living in interesting times is not ancient or Chinese at all, but rather a throwaway line or an American invention.

Incidentally, it may be worth mentioning that the notion of an aesthetic judgment should obviously not be elucidated in terms of the idea of a work of art; we make aesthetic judgments about nature and we make nonaesthetic judgments about works of art.

Incidentally, it may be worth noting in passing that the studies evaluated by Parker et al. were of the non-concurrent cohort type, which permits low-dose contrasts groups that would usually be unfeasible with the RCT design.

Incidentally - though it may be small solace to school and other sports programs squeezed by rising premiums - if the insurance crisis never was, the lawsuit crisis almost wasn't.

And, not incidentally, it includes what may be this country's best permanent exhibition, on D-Day and other aspects of the war, which has attracted 3.4 million visitors since the museum opened in 2000.

(Incidentally, it appears that Ashley may have given his fellow congressman from Ohio some inside information about the status of the commissioners beyond what the House heard from President Lincoln).

Incidentally, I may be working on a music+iOS thing in the coming weeks.

Nor is the statute of Kansas to be deemed a regulation of commerce among the states, simply because it may incidentally or indirectly affect such commerce.

Incidentally, Google also notes that it may, without notice, remove any Google+ Pages that are dormant for more than nine months.

In theory, such an early differentiation event may itself act as a cue to bias cell fate; alternatively, it may depend incidentally on a preceding cue that acts in parallel to bias cell fate.

Although it may be diagnosed incidentally on ultrasonography or computed tomography (CT) scan, chronic non-specific symptoms are relatively common.