Sentence examples for inadvertently allow from inspiring English sources

Mr. Magid said a group member could deliberately or inadvertently allow a stranger into a group, potentially exposing information in the group to an outsider.

It also said that the bureau's horse removals might inadvertently allow the animal population to swell by reducing competition for forage.

A paper published in the journal First Monday earlier this month argued that age bans are ineffective, given that so many children lie about their age and inadvertently allow a vast trove of data to be collected about them.

Hain said: "It's vital Labour become not just the reds but also the greens of British politics – both to lead the fight against climate change and to ensure natural Labour sympathisers do not inadvertently allow the anti-green David Cameron to remain prime minister by voting for the Green party".

Mr. Myers, the animal behavior expert, suggested that handlers like Deputy Pikett might believe in the dogs and the methods, but might allow samples to become contaminated or inadvertently allow the dogs to pick up on subtle, even unconscious signals from handlers or detectives.

Ratchet and pawl mechanisms are used in safety applications to provide mechanical isolation between inputs and an output to insure that extreme environmental conditions do not inadvertently allow an unexpected output.

The department deeply regrets inadvertently allowing unauthorised access to personal information".

The letter continues: "We deeply regret inadvertently allowing potential unauthorised access to your personal information.

And Mr. Sachs, in his cross-examination, inadvertently allowed the witness to make explicit what prosecutors had left implicit.

Alexander inadvertently allowed two pages of tomorrow's spending review to be photographed as he left the Treasury building.

The center of the 135-foot-high arches, for instance, had inadvertently allowed condensation to collect on the steel supporting the plaster around them.