Sentence examples for unintended cause from inspiring English sources

At least, this pathetic concession to comparatism is an unintended cause for additional amusement.

There is hardly one whose Salisbury steak has not been made the butt of undergraduate wit or whose macaroni & cheese has not figured in some petition of protest...their handiwork is often the unintended cause of riots.

There is hardly one whose Salisbury steak has not been made the butt of undergraduate wit or whose macaroni & cheese has not figured in some petition of protest...their handiwork is often the unintended cause of riots.

Like all political art, it's been piggybacked for a number of unintended causes: when Amy Winehouse sang the song at Mandela's 90th birthday tribute in Hyde Park in June 2008, she replaced the words "Free Nelson Mandela" with "Free Blakey, My Fella".

To make a short story shorter, sometimes gastric ulcers were observed, but commonly they could be attributed to unintended causes.

Apprehension about the thoughtless disclosure of a medical condition, even if unintended, could cause a patient to delay seeking treatment.

Today, unintended consequences caused by the current campaign are even driving locals closer to the organisation or at least making them indifferent towards it.

Helpful experimental study designs would control for known secondary causes of biomarker activity and would collect enough samples to average over unintended secondary causes.

Perhaps so: the recitation may have succeeded in a partly unintended way, causing an excess of applause.

The account was shut down in late summer 2012 and an apology issued by Bailey for any unintended upset caused.

On Sunday, in an unexpectedly concentrated dose of political attention, the entire Republican presidential ticket rumbled into town for an improvised and unintended doubleheader caused by Hurricane Sandy.