Sentence examples for incidentally more likely from inspiring English sources
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.
The headline reduction in acceptance of global warming, incidentally, seems more likely down to the record-breaking cold winter, which 83% of people said they were aware of.
By Leigh Gallagher There are five times as many Texas barbecue specials offered in Atlanta restaurants as in Dallas eating spots — where, incidentally, you are more likely to find a corned beef lunch special than you are in New York.
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.
Incidentally detected thyroid carcinomas are more likely to be papillary thyroid carcinomas (PTCs) (Fig. 3).
Incidentally, people with mental illness are also more likely to be the victim of violence than the perpetrator.
Women presenting because of symptoms (OR 7.91, 95% CI 5.21 to 12.01) or whose cancer was discovered incidentally (OR 11.98, 95% CI 7.37 to 19.48) were significantly more likely to die early, compared with those whose cancer was identified through screening.
It is uncommon for a malignant mass lesion in the chest to be diagnosed incidentally on a chest radiograph and the differential is much more likely to include a congenital or an inflammatory lesion.
Incidentally, Johnson does particularly well among millennial voters, who are both more likely to be independent of a political party and less likely to own a landline.
Incidentally, the study also showed -- as in our case -- that women are more likely to be assertive than men.
