coincidentally的意思|coincidentally的解释-里氏词典

coincidentally

ad. 一致地

coincidentally

[ adv ]
happening at the same time
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He joined South Wales in 1988 as deputy chairman - coincidentally exactly the position Kerss had held before moving on to the National Grid.
That coincidentally approximates the size of the West German credit to the Soviet Union.
Ask Hong Kong, which has totally shunned retaliation and not coincidentally has had the highest growth rate in the world over the past three decades.
O'Connor's full-page message Wednesday in the Hollywood Reporter and Daily Variety entertainment industry newspapers coincidentally appeared hours after comedian Lucille Ball underwent emergency heart surgery.
Y NOT's lawyer, whose name, coincidentally, is Michael P. Harris, says there was no sign the money to finance the play came from illegitimate sources.
Bob Hope Drive was originally dedicated last May, but the signs could not be in place until this Memorial Day, coincidentally the comedian's birthday.
Because corporate accounting systems record transfers of intermediate goods and related services across borders, earnings and revenues can appear in all sorts of places around the world (often, not coincidentally, where taxes are lowest).
His resignation, coincidentally announced on the same day the White House lost a crucial Senate vote on highway legislation, is a further blow to the administration.
In California, which is having one of the worst employment falloffs and not coincidentally is a workers' comp playground, the "forensic doctors" actually got more from the game in 1990 than did the attorneys.
Mr. Ruder's first task on the job should be to stop an insider-trading bill that, coincidentally, was introduced yesterday.
Perhaps not coincidentally, Rudolph Giuliani's successors in the U.S. Attorney's Office in Manhattan have now decided to settle for forfeitures of $3 million against Princeton/Newport officials.
They are, not coincidentally, the nation's two largest producers and the leading members of the operators' group squaring off with Mr. Trumka.
Not coincidentally, the ads are arriving at a time when many of their customers are demanding better service.
The auditors, coincidentally, had descended on Kidder the previous Monday for a thorough review of the firm's operations.
In the Florida case, a federal jury deliberated less than two hours before awarding Dennis and Gayle Zarnt of Boca Raton $3.5 million for the death of their 15-year-old daughter, Julie, who coincidentally was aboard the same flight as the Estridges.

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