Sentence examples for even unknowingly from inspiring English sources

"They are realistic enough to know that we cannot go through this life without doing some harm, even unknowingly.

If you buy a stolen bike, even unknowingly, you can forget about statutory rights – it'll be recovered and you're unlikely to see a penny.

Implicitly, perhaps even unknowingly, they invite us to look closely at Heath Ledger and Michael Jackson – studying each man for signs of impending death.

Much more often, we believe, employees bend or break ethics rules because those in charge are blind to unethical behavior and may even unknowingly encourage it.

Any case brought in connection to the deal I described in my article would most likely be brought under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which prohibits American companies from benefitting, even unknowingly, from a foreign business partner's corruption.

What governmental entity would normally be tasked with investigating this malfeasance?** ** — @AgentMoore Any case brought in connection to the deal I described in my article would most likely be brought under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which prohibits American companies from benefitting, even unknowingly, from a foreign business partner's corruption.

Competitive forces, they suggest, are driving poultry processors to produce as much meat as possible, as fast as possible, leading companies to mistreat their workers, even if unknowingly.

Hundreds of studies have cataloged a long list of circumstances that can affect how memories are recorded and replayed, including the emotion at the time of the event, the social pressures that taint its reconstruction, even flourishes unknowingly added after the fact.

In fact, without a way for companies to look at a person's skills, which are their only real, concrete qualifications -- they almost 100percentt discriminate based on the superficial (even if unknowingly).

But I hope that something of the magic of Ray Bradbury rubbed off on me back then, that I still carry it with me, even if unknowingly, like a dusting of wildflower pollen.

A partner may be content even as it unknowingly surrenders core skills.