Sentence examples for which is incidental from inspiring English sources
Now since nothing which is incidental is prior to what is per se, it is clear that no incidental cause can be prior to a cause per se.
In such a case, the cost of attending such a special school will include the cost of meals and lodging, if supplied, and the cost of ordinary education furnished which is incidental to the special services furnished by the school.
Or must it be fraud which is incidental to the business,a fraud which the business itself, from its character and the manner in which it is generally conducted, invites and encourages?' And, quoting from People ex rel.
A borderline case is architecture: many buildings are useful objects the aesthetic function of which is marginal, and other buildings are primarily objects of beauty the utility of which is incidental or no longer existent (Greek temples were once places of worship, but today their value is entirely aesthetic).
But to say that because they indulge in illegal or immoral acts, they travel for that purpose, is to emphasize that which is incidental and ignore what is of primary significance.' Hansen v. Haff, supra, 291 U.S. at pages 562, 563, 54 S.Ct.
Forget the tripe about "getting the truth" or allowing them to "tell their story," which is incidental: Somebody's has to be on the losing end of the trade.
While the referee, Craig Joubert, snubbed his nose at the marketing men's description of England's kit as "anthracite" – the South African called England "black" throughout – he also presided over a scrummage which was incidental to the outcome in one sense but not in another.
Three patients experienced pulmonary emboli, two of which were incidental findings on CT scans.
Similarities in genotype would reduce variances in phenotypic expression which were incidental to pathogenesis.
Nevertheless, that last cut-off (160) was related to laboratory case definition in humans, which are incidental hosts.
Additional stimuli, which were incidental to the current study, included orthographic stimuli consisting of 16 black line-drawing characters on a white background and 16 audio files of spoken English words.
