Sentence examples for incidentally led from inspiring English sources

All have, incidentally, led sheltered lives in Whitehall free from disturbing influences such as Beaverbrook, though not necessarily from Monte Carlo.

Although stages are not mentioned in some of the previous reports, many cases involve advanced cancers, indicating that CAR only incidentally led to its detection.

Fowler, incidentally, led the Ducks in ice time, playing 8 48.

But it did not use that power in the international realm and decided to focus on domestic policy, which incidentally led to the economic chaos in the 1930s.

And both of them are looking to a treasure that could revive their fortunes, and, incidentally, lead the world to a cleaner environment.

Post natal acquired toxoplasmosis can incidentally lead to encephalitis and necrotizing retinochoroiditis, while congenital transmitted toxoplasmosis can lead to mental retardation, convulsions, spasticity, cerebral palsy, deafness and severely impaired vision in the offspring.

Thus we cannot rule out alternative mechanistic explanations, such as a massive accumulation of retrotransposons, which might incidentally lead to similar patterns of genome size variation (e.g., [ 38]).

Such juxtaposition suggests that homology unit replication due to selection for expansion of some subgroups (e.g. TRDV1) may have co-incidentally led to the expansion of other TRAV/TRDV subgroups (e.g. TRAV23, 24 and 8) for which there has been no evolutionary selection to generate/maintain an expanded functional genomic repertoire.

That affair, incidentally, also led to a movie classic, Eight Men Out.

This measure has undoubtedly helped to prevent or reduce numbers of cases of BSE in ruminants but incidentally has led to a new science-based industry for feed analysis.

Serena, incidentally, now leads this series 5-2 and 8-8 in their overall meetings.