Sentence examples for unintended from from inspiring English sources

I have addressed Dr Mielke's concern about the meaning of "unintended" by deleting "an unintended" from the first sentence in the abstract (and have corrected the misspelling of the referee's name in the main text).

And, even if Biden managed to do all this, he might still need some unintended help from Clinton, or from the F.B.I. agents who are looking into how, as Secretary of State, she and her colleagues handled confidential information.

"Anything can happen if this falls apart — there can be unintended consequences from the people, or from people fed up within certain institutions.

Why do we have so many unintended consequences from psychiatric drugs and from economic panacea?

Could it be a flower from the South or an unintended gift from that neighbor who experiments with exotic plants?

The CBS special, which reunited Ms. Burnett and her comedy team, consisted mostly of outtakes and unintended jokes from "The Carol Burnett Show," which ran from 1967 to 1978.

The idea provokes an unintended response from Harlequins, a cosmopolitan club a drop-kick away from Twickenham.

Now, though, Elizabeth Rosenthal, reporting from an international conference on conserving biological diversity, writes about an unintended consequence from many of the plants seen as the next fuel frontier.

On unintended consequences: "From violence only violence is born," he wrote.

Some say he has even had unintended help from the Republicans.

There is some sharp, unintended pathos from the late Robin Williams, making his swansong as Teddy Roosevelt.