Incidentally, there need to be more snow-racing games.
Incidentally, I need to bottle my chardonnay this weekend.
Incidentally, in order to sell insurance or stocks and bonds, a person needs to be licensed because they are considered to be in a fiduciary capacity.
Incidentally discovered adrenal masses are found more frequently, so that all clinicians need to be aware of their etiology since each case needs to be treated individually.
Define Theory -- Not incidentally, teachers also need to be clear in their minds about what a "theory" is, because (as illustrated in the examples with which I opened this essay) evolution is under attack for being "just" a theory.
Incidentally, if you need to download your music again, it does so without fuss.
In summary, mitigating bycatch for one or a few species while neglecting the impact of fishing practices on many other non-target species is ecologically unsound, and for CMMB to be effective, impacts to other incidentally captured species need to be evaluated and addressed.
As of Wednesday, administration officials were still portraying the court's rulings as a victory for President Bush that incidentally raised "some concerns" that needed to be addressed.
Mr. Clinton, however, had a different strategy, which was to persuade his party's activists that in order to win — and, not incidentally, to govern effectively — they needed to update and moderate their essential philosophy.
I incidentally think that these writers need to crack on with creating a feature-length adaptation of Michael Bond's other, more neglected meisterwerk, The Herbs, with Russell Crowe as Parsley and Maggie Smith as Lady Rosemary.
