Sentence examples for very incidental from inspiring English sources

It's a very incidental expense, and they could raise their prices to cover it, anyway.

The house is, in fact, not far from the small East Hampton Airport, which is not exactly J.F.K., but that is a very incidental feature.

Łukasiewicz did indeed invent, in 1924, the notation which is variously known as Łukasiewicz notation or Polish notation, but it is a minor and very incidental part of his creative talent, incomparable with his scholarly achievements in propositional logic, many-valued logic and the history of logic.

But whereas that score stands alone as an orchestral work, the score to "Boris Godunov" is very much incidental music, which is what the composer and director intended it to be.

K8 was not detected in normal mucosa except for a very mild and incidental expression in cells of the stratum basale.

There is an overarching storyline but in true Hitman fashion it's very cryptic and pretty incidental.

Typically, my fellow endocrinologists who have spent 10 years or more in medical training will wind treating only those patients with very specific, and often incidental, thyroid problems.

This may be particularly true of non-genomics researchers as the current literature very much focuses on incidental findings emerging from a genomics setting.

Specifically, it varies systematically and sensitively (over tens of orders of magnitude, in both directions), for very modest changes in incidental experimental and analysis parameters against which a result ought to be robust.

Dual-energy MDCT is very useful in evaluating incidental hepatic cysts with a density >20 HU because it can provide a virtual unenhanced image and can depict the presence or absence of real enhancement.

"Minority under representation, whether intentional or incidental, is a very real phenomenon within our country".