Sentence examples for largely incidental from inspiring English sources

The Bangkok backdrop is largely incidental, mostly used for its spurious exoticism, its limping dogs and decorative whores.

For many others, however, gender identity is not necessarily central to their music: it's innate to their being, but largely incidental to their art.

Microfinance groups claim that the suicides were largely incidental to their activities, and that the deaths were exploited by the government to dampen private competition.

That he went on a shooting rampage at an airport is largely incidental; the problem is that he had easy access to a firearm.

Bill Hare, chief executive of Climate Analytics, said Australia's promise to ratify Kyoto 2 was "largely incidental to this meeting, which is all about the next step after 2020".

In 2006, the service argued that jaguars were primarily native to South and Central America and that their range in the United States was largely incidental to its survival.

Mr. Jia shows the commercialization of provincial Chinese culture largely through incidental details.

The wage subsidy appears to have been largely an incidental provision aimed at recruiting employers to provide jobs for those subject to the work requirement.

The great Restoration composer Henry Purcell (1659 95) owes his reputation largely to the incidental music he wrote for plays and adaptations of plays by Shakespeare, John Dryden, Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher, and William Congreve, among many others.

Melissa Phillips, 45, a stay-at-home mother in Clayton, Ind., has spent $6,000 a year since her father moved from his own home into an assisted-living center, largely on groceries, incidental expenses and medical equipment like a wheelchair and a riser for the toilet seat.

This decline is largely due to incidental consumption of the non-steroidal anti-inflammatory veterinary pharmaceutical diclofenac, commonly used to treat domestic livestock.