Sentence examples for most unintended from inspiring English sources

In fact, it is quite possible that the archbishop's crusade against abortion might actually inspire a most unintended miracle: resurrecting Governor McGreevey's popularity.

Most unintended touches are generated by a writing hand, and thus, those touches indicate where the writing hand itself is.

Wholesale government intervention creates the most unintended consequences: in the 1930s, the New Deal's artificially high wages kept unemployment up for a decade.

In one of the worst (but perhaps most common) unintended consequences of rehab, his stint at a facility in California called Get Straight for Life introduces him to harder-core users who get him hooked on meth.

Another key battlefield has been Yemen, where, in perhaps the most striking unintended consequence of the Saudi-led military intervention in the country, al-Qaida was able to run a mini-state on Yemen's coast for many months.

Mr Karzai was in Washington as news emerged of what may have been the most serious unintended slaughter yet of Afghan civilians by American forces, after air strikes in Farah province on Monday.

One of the most common unintended consequences nearly all behavior-shifting companies will run into is government regulation.

At what point do we learn our lesson, that "war" is a moral cesspool of horrific consequences, especially, and most troublingly, unintended ones?

Getting inadvertently flashed in the gym can ruin someone's day or burn an indelible image into someone's brain much like getting flashed by a perv in an alley, only in the gym it's most likely unintended.

Banning battery cages, and gestation and veal crates would require these CAFOs to downsize, reducing waste and environmental destruction in addition to promoting the humane treatment of animals....one of the most serious unintended consequences of industrial food animal production (ifap) is the growing public health threat of these types of facilities.

Based on reports mainly from South America and Africa, d'Oliveira [ 5] stated that violent abuse is often deliberate, whereas Brüggermann et al. [ 3] recently reported that the events are most often unintended, which is in line with our findings.