Sentence examples similar to incidentally spread from inspiring English sources

They began no earlier than the late 7th century, when Aeginetan maritime ascendancy was growing, incidentally spreading the Aeginetan weight standard for coinage, based on a drachma of about six grams, over much of the Peloponnese and also the Aegean, where similar currency was produced in the islands.

Naismith saw the game as a pedagogical pursuit, something to occupy the men during the cold winters in Springfield, Mass., and not incidentally to spread the robust gospel of muscular Christianity.

This delayed sickness would, incidentally, favour the spreading of HIV rather than be beneficial to the population, and thus bring a further advantage to the homozygotes for the CCR5-Δ32 allele.

Therefore, this level of sampling may miss any rare genotypes that occur incidentally and which do not spread in the population beyond one to two percent.

'Vietnam was really an idealistic thing to stop the spread of communism, which, incidentally, it did.

When India collided with Asia (incidentally creating the Himalayas), the onychophorans could spread northwards from India instead.

Overton's appearance came, incidentally, on the heels of her talked-about spread in Playboy.

Incidentally, I find it curious that Dan cited the huge spread between the returns of the target date funds and those of similar funds and explained away the difference as the value of "top-notch active management".

Incidentally, you've got to love a cafe that offers to spread dripping on your sandwich bread before it's toasted.

When discovered incidentally, HM are usually at an extremely early stage, have limited spread, and are asymptomatic [ 7, 11].

(Incidentally, if you labour under similar misconceptions, HIV cannot and ​will not be spread by sharing glasses). .