Sentence examples for incidentally it would from inspiring English sources
That change would enhance security, he said, and not incidentally it would save the airlines hundreds of millions of dollars a year, he added.
Like seals, dolphins and other large aquatic mammals, man is equipped for immersion, thanks to a high concentration of haemoglobin and the rare ability to breathe at will (without which, incidentally, it would be impossible to talk).
(This might have been where, incidentally, it would have put Float, if that deal with Scribd had gone ahead).
If China were to match, per capita, car ownership in the US (which is falling, incidentally), it would mean more than one billion cars.
Not incidentally, it would also cease subsidizing and therefore shrink wasteful consumption of non-labor inputs including energy, giving us a "free" way to lower greenhouse gas emissions and put our economy and environment on a more sustainable footing -- all without a net increase in taxes and without more deficit spending.
Incidentally, it wouldn't be the first time a classic sci-fi work had these overtones: Frank Herbert's "Dune" was regarded as a parable of the Suez oil crisis.
The arguments were familiar: runaway immigration, overstretched public services and an overcrowded sceptred isle v the economic and social benefits of immigration, the need to attract the brightest and the best, and incidentally how useful it would be if young workers were available to pay for the pensions and health care of an ageing indigenous populace.
Incidentally, I would like to remind you that when Ukraine seceded from the USSR it did exactly the same thing, almost word for word.
Incidentally, I would never suggest either you or Lord Steyn were anything other than humane.
(Incidentally, I would also like to see the writers do more with Mitchell's widow and teenage children.
Not incidentally, they said they hoped it would deprive the Democratic nominee of critical news coverage during the opening weeks of the general election campaign.
