Sentence examples for would incidentally allow from inspiring English sources

But investing more in broadband would, incidentally, allow AT&T to improve its wireless service, because it would effectively move some smartphone users off its wireless network onto the wired one, which would make the networks less crowded, said Chetan Sharma, an independent mobile analyst.

Intent on accomplishing across the Islamic world what he believed the United States had accomplished in Europe and the Pacific between 1941 and 1945, Bush sought to erect a new order conducive to U.S. interests -- one that would permit unhindered access to oil and other resources, dry up the sources of violent Islamic radicalism, and (not incidentally) allow Israel a free hand in the region.

Navas would, incidentally, be the second Gypsy in the camp, joining the Fenerbahce forward Daniel Güiza.

My mother would incidentally visit the church, but mostly during Christmas.

Thus, developmental changes would incidentally coincide with gravitropic response.

It's good to remember, incidentally, that Johnson began his working life as a poet, one whose preferred mode was the confessional, and who would only allow himself one subject: "nothing else but what happens to me".

Would it allow Korean reunification?

Nissley would not allow it.

Skinner wouldn't allow them".

"And we wouldn't allow that".

Pelosi would never allow that to occur.