Sentence examples for work coincidentally from inspiring English sources

Another leaked email from a Mossack Fonseca partner said: "Ninety-five percent of our work coincidentally consists of selling vehicles to avoid taxes".

One leaked memorandum from a partner of Mossack Fonseca said: "Ninety-five per cent of our work coincidentally consists in selling vehicles to avoid taxes".

Adding to the concern is the fact that Mr. Sears was first notified about Ms. Druyun's desire to explore her options by her daughter, who already worked, coincidentally enough, at Boeing.

This work has coincidentally recently been extracted from deep storage by the Whitney Museum of American Art for its mind-clearing one-work-per-gallery "Singular Visions" exhibition.

I've enough cash to keep me going for six months – a realistic period to find work and, coincidentally, the length of a good sabbatical.

At one point, she ushered me into her living room, flipped on the computer and inserted a DVD of the training sessions she used to conduct at work (where, coincidentally, one of her main responsibilities was to counsel members of the court system about employment law).

Austrian born New York-basedesignguruuru and author Stefan Sagmeister, whose critically acclaimed 2009 TED Talk: "The Power of Time Off" expounded upon the importance of closing his office every seven years to take a year off to soak up inspiration, has just released a new body of work collected, coincidentally, over the past seven years.

Films without Sanatyl needed less work and coincidentally elongated more at the moment of tearing.

It just worked out coincidentally that I was in a string of them".

It may seem trivial to some, but as Steve Jobs said once very famously, design is not just about how something looks but how it works (quoted coincidentally just the other day in a story in the NY Times).

The Donna Tartt novel inspired by the work was published – coincidentally insists the Frick – on the same day that the New York show opened.