Sentence examples for used incidentally from inspiring English sources

I could see Evernote being used incidentally at first and then the habit growing over time.

Primary education on Saint Lucia, music and other artistic education is commonly used incidentally to teaching other subjects or for special occasions.

No exclusion criteria were used, though incidentally no subjects used NRT or Bupropion during the study.

To date, despite guidelines, training is used only incidentally by general practitioners (GPs), probably because it is too time consuming [ 5, 6, 8, 10- 12].

Drug use, incidentally, was widespread among the literati in early medieval China.

The T.S.A. guidelines for airports using PreCheck, incidentally, require that the special lanes use the old-fashioned walk-through metal detectors, which allow passengers to be screened while carrying nonmetallic items like wallets and wearing belts or light jackets.

"A frequently used tool is incidentally the knife, a distinctly European trait compared with the United States, where firearms are predominantly used," she told the German publication.

The borough, which incidentally used to be twinned with London's Hackney during the latter's socialist heyday, contains street after street of late-19th-century apartment blocks.

Berlusconi has always been very wily at toying with that inferiority complex, portraying himself and Italians in general as victims of snooty, finger-wagging foreigners (Mussolini, incidentally, used the same tactic).

One of his most intense poems in this metre, about Lesbia, extends to 26 lines; another is a long poem of involved design in which the fabled love of Laodameia for Protesilaus is incidentally used as a paradigm.

The EpiPens, which have automatic needle protection to prevent exposure to the needle-end before and after use, will replace the syringes and vials of epinephrine used previously.Incidentally, WestJet's nut-free buffer zone consists of five rows, the row the passenger is seated in, plus the two rows behind and in front of the passenger.