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31, But we have now taught ourselves to see benefits to the organism as incidental, as far as natural selection is concerned.

32, That it assaults the reputation of one outside the House is an incidental and irrelevant consideration.

33, While the band plays incidental music the recruits struggle not to sway to the tones of the well-known tunes.

34, Although what is selected for is an ability to grow on poisoned ground, sterility emerges as an incidental.

35, Here the purchase of products may be incidental to the entire experience of shopping.

36, The Red Cross will provide money for food, housing, and incidental expenses.

37, The values of the ruling class were essentially military, and war was not incidental to life so much as its raisond'etre.

38, For the field man who deals with real problems, paper work is incidental, after the fact.

39, An incidental effect even for those who never use computers may be a change in the nature of junk-mail.

40, The puzzles are fun, but are incidental to the plot of the book.

41, I mean that gender and class are not incidental to the double standard now applied to various kinds of smoking.

42, That would not have been a risk incidental to the trade of chimney sweep.

43, Their breakdown in hybrids is an incidental to evolution within each one.

44, Such machines have an incidental use on carpeting and may find therefore a role beyond the kitchen door.

45, Any benefit to the native inhabitants of the colony was incidental.

46, Production can not be an incidental to the mitigation of inequality or the provision of jobs.

47, The concert is just for fun(sentencedict.com/incidental.html), really. Any profit we make from it will be purely incidental.

48, Three incidental features of forensic hypnosis may help jog memories, but these potential memory aids are not unique to hypnosis.

49, The narrow band would reduce the scope for incidental devaluation.

50, This is one of those submerged concepts that is normally learned as an incidental consequence of learning other things.

51, Prayer is far more than a shopping list, or an incidental five minutes at the end of a busy day.

52, A penalty flag was thrown but picked up after the officials determined the contact was incidental.

53, One incidental advantage of personality pieces is that the magazines in which they appear may be able to afford good-quality colour reproductions.

54, Employees also received a grant towards incidental expenses like buying carpets and curtains and paying for telephone installation.

55, However, Lindsey continued to insist that the social description was the appropriate characterization because the policy talk was incidental.

56, It would also have the incidental advantage of further clarification of expectations of managers.

57, In 1981 the Conservative government introduced the Assisted Places Scheme which provides help with tuition fees and certain other incidental expenses.

58, An incidental feature of the capital transactions is the implication that the capital invested in local farming is being eroded.

59, An incidental advantage of splitting pupillage is that you thereby become known in two places instead of one.

60, This is room rate[sentencedict.com], others are incidental charges.