Sentence examples for incidentally often from inspiring English sources

The beds in these village hotels are, incidentally, often of the old Chinese type, low wooden structures, with no mattress and just a couple of sheets: one sleeps like a baby.

Removing Asian faces from Asian stories is not only evidence of bias but of creative failure: of film-makers (and, crucially, their backers) too lazy or lacking in imagination to produce and fund stories that resonate without taking cheap short cuts, which are, incidentally, often unsuccessful in winning audiences.

Meanwhile, the widespread use of ultrasound, computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has led to a steady increase in the detection of benign, malignant or indeterminate renal lesions requiring surgery, so that currently almost 50%% of RCCs are diagnosed incidentally, often during imaging studies requested for unrelated reasons.

That response is also interesting, given that many of the fake ads Lewis is complaining about (which incidentally often point to offsite crypto scams) — and indeed which he has been complaining about for months at this point — fall into a financial category.

Non-medical social network sites are not specifically designed for a treatment or disease, but are where PRO-AEs may be reported incidentally, often in an unstructured way (e.g. Facebook or Twitter).

Incidentally, clamshells, often associated with South Korea and Japan, are going out of fashion in favour of the open-faced "candy bar" handsets so beloved of Nokia in the past.

One sobering thought was that after the discussion closed, a patient – who incidentally has often commented on this blog – wrote to all the panel members saying that she didn't understand a word they had said.

Incidentally, companies often look for candidates with combined science plus management degrees; however, they'll still want to see industry experience, so your first job will likely start at the lower end of the ladder no matter what research experience you've had.

The unseeing heads, incidentally, are often rolled into civic gatherings or popular restaurants.

Incidentally, Carew is often thought of as a second baseman, but he actually played more games at first.

He has been persistently drawn to dissect the body of a decaying civilisation, and, although in so doing he has often incidentally thrown light upon the principles of life and even at moment almost wistfully affirmed them he has been generally obsessed by the processes of death.