Sentence examples for incidentally killed from inspiring English sources

However, Gordon Weiss, a former spokesman for the UN in Sri Lanka who served in the capital, Colombo, during the offensive against the LTTE, said the report "damns the government of Sri Lanka's so-called war on terror, which incidentally killed many thousands of civilians.

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).

The Soviets, incidentally, killed over 80,000 Japanese troops in their invasion of Manchuria, losing just under 10,000 Red Army troops in the fighting.

What they do suggest is the posture usually reserved for primitive villagers incidentally killed by a Predator drone, in a country far, far away -- not for hard-working, home-owning Americans with stable, middle class careers and kids in school -- people who've done everything right, but lose because some guy in a $2,500 suit decides he wants the money.

Because all the muscle tissues used in our study were collected from the incidentally killed or stranded dead individuals, no ethical approval is necessary in such cases.

Longliners, who use baited hooks to catch tuna, billfish, and sharks—and incidentally kill significant numbers of turtles and birds are known to regularly fish close to islands, he says.

That's the Dr Lecter, incidentally, who kills and eats a flautist in the Baltimore Philharmonic Orchestra for being out of tune.

He was killed, incidentally, by a blow to the head.

Who, incidentally, eventually gets killed by his own creations and became a talking brain in a jar.

To make matters worse, the New England Fishery Management Council recently voted to increase the amount of river herring that can be killed incidentally.

One of the major global challenges to harvesting seafood sustainably is that marine mammals like dolphins, whales and sea lions are often killed incidentally in fishing operations.