incidentally

The marketplaces have also been “incidentally helpful” in reassigning work as AI rushes in, he added.

But the Roman emperor was the first to break with tradition and distribute them to ensure his subjects understood that he possessed absolute power and, not incidentally, controlled the empire’s money supply.

A place that attracted 27,000 this week just for a workout, incidentally.

Berko said he believed some water might have incidentally splashed on the women as Cruz turned around to tell them to stop recording, but denied intentional wrongdoing.

The corporation, incidentally, said "these continuing attacks on BBC journalism are completely groundless – it is simply false to say that we give any political party any less scrutiny than any other".