Sentence examples for incidentally must from inspiring English sources

Apple has fewer enemies, and, not incidentally, must respond to fewer government investigations.

The beloved Archer, incidentally, must have been something of a spoilsport.

Which incidentally must be one reason she's in such great nick for 66.

Ground that, incidentally, must also be protected from the water of the harbor.

The government will wriggle and no doubt suggest the introduction of new laws to get round the judgment, which, incidentally, must also have implications for other privacy cases and particularly the data sharing operations proposed in the Coroners and Justice Bill that was announced in the Queen's speech.

Incidentally, I must stress that an arrest doesn't mean someone is necessarily guilty.

The Sun, boosted by its cheap holidays offer, did best of all, recording a 4.57% rise (and, incidentally, we must wait until next month to assess the effect of its dropping Page 3).

The hoops the contestants jumped through – man-management skills, portion control, winning over the family – were every bit as important as the cooking, and incidentally there must be a more felicitous phrase than "fine dining", urgh.

Incidentally, one must compliment them on achieving 29% participation in clinical trials, which is substantially above the national averages.

BuzzFeed, a news site dependent on making its largely list-based content go viral in order to support a smaller handful of more serious news stories (including, incidentally, a must-read on Google Reader's demise), reported this April that referral traffic from Digg to online publishers has grown by 93percentt over the past 12 months.

That "must" incidentally, is the keynote of the piece.