Coincidental in a sentence as an adjective

I'm very glad to see this happen, for a coincidental reason.

The ratio of the stock value to cash payment that made up the original settlement was not coincidental.

Genuinely hard to express how seeing this made me feel -- particularly on a day of coincidental turmoil for Windows & MS.

>What occurs to me is that the timing of this trend, and the fact that iOS and the iPhone in particular is its leading edge, is not coincidental.

This blog is a work of fiction, the names in this blog are fictitious, and any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental.

Look at them in their context on the page, and the plausibility of coincidental design similarity goes even further out the window.

Any resemblance between known thieves, embezzlers and money launderers and actual bankers is entirely coincidental.

Coincidental definitions

adjective

occurring or operating at the same time; "a series of coincident events"

See also: coincident coinciding concurrent co-occurrent cooccurring simultaneous