Sentence examples for incidentally more from inspiring English sources

And, not incidentally, more profit to his clients.

Investing money in exchange for equity is more efficient and — not incidentally — more fair.

Seasoning is added at each stage, and the flavor of the dish grows incidentally more complex.

That is, incidentally, more or less how Samuel Huntington envisaged avoiding his "clash of civilisations".

It's a revelation because it sounds simultaneously familiar and exotic, both the echoing, minor-chord synths and Fetty Wap's digitally enhanced, highly melodic singing, which is, incidentally, more interesting than his rapping.

Analysis of the cockpit voice recorder should reveal all.In the absence of any explanation from the pilots, the notion that they had fallen asleep at the controls would indeed seem more likely (and, incidentally, more forgivable) than the idea that they were too busy arguing to do their jobs properly.

This faith is, quite incidentally, more likely to ensure the survival of the church.JOHN PAUL HOSKINSCambridgeDances with bearsSIR Your suggestion that the spread of tribal casinos (October 24th) in California will amount to the "Indians' revenge" is way off the mark.

Although partially inspired by the Parker revolution, Coleman's music also harkened back in its linear fragmentation, wailing blues sonorities, and unconventional intonation to a much older, primitive, folklike blues and work song tradition, incidentally more or less cleansed of jazz's earlier European borrowings.