Sentence examples for more unintentional from inspiring English sources

Also, the informality of small and micro creative companies can actually produce more unintentional barriers than advantages in moving on in the media.

A shoot to wound policy could lead to more unintentional police killings by expanding the range of circumstances in which an officer would be allowed to use his or her weapon.

This is consistent with recent work suggesting that mind-wandering in many laboratory tasks reflects more unintentional than intentional mind-wandering especially when the laboratory tasks are demanding (Seli, Risko, et al., 2016).

And Florida is not facing this problem alone, according to the CDC, prescription drugs now contribute to more unintentional overdose deaths than heroin and cocaine combined.

45 Another study on toddlers and preschoolers found that children who were high on extraversion and low on inhibitory control tended to have more unintentional injuries at age six.

You are understandably upset about the situation, but that also doesn't justify saying things that are untrue and potentially damaging to a person, and mean-spirited words like that can end up causing more unintentional harm in the future.

It therefore focused on intentional more than unintentional behaviour.

In addition, instead of integrating into the host's middle class, migrants more often unintentional integrate into the host's 'underclass' where delinquency is more prevalent.

Recent work, however, indicates that that there may be more to unintentional non-adherence than pure forgetfulness or carelessness [ 10, 15, 20, 21, 30, 31].

Cues may also include more subtle unintentional cues given by handlers such as differences in handler proximity to the dog according to scent location, gaze and gesture cues, and postural cues.

The commission is urging schools to do more to prevent unintentional poverty discrimination.