Sentence examples for unintentional which from inspiring English sources
"A lot of that inventory build was unintentional, which suggests a downside risk for the fourth quarter," she said.
They were all unintentional, which I suppose is what made them so special.
But in the absence of such evidence, medical examiners may default to classifying an overdose as unintentional, which has led public health researchers to theorize that drug suicides are being undercounted.
Within the first 12 months of CD diagnosis and formal physician's recommendation to implement gluten-free diet, more than a quarter of the adolescence group reported dietary gluten transgression (either intentional or unintentional), which was approximately three times more often than the two younger age groups.
Then, 2 follow-up questions were asked: Question 3 (testing that the participant understood that the listener would be hurt or insulted, which is an inference about the mental state of the listener) and Question 4 (testing that the participant understood that the faux pas was unintentional, which is an inference about the mental state of the speaker).
Whites have suffered a setback in a category known as unintentional injuries, which includes the surge in prescription drug overdoses that has disproportionately affected whites since the 1990s.
The Hong Kong-style action sequences are lamely edited and staged, and the film swings wildly between tiresome intentional self-parody and the unintentional kind, which is even more annoying (Scott).
The catalyst often introduces unintentional doping which might cause changes in electrical and optical properties of the nanorods.
In Google's case, personalized search is unintentional partisanship, which could result in a spiral of ever-more self-confirming information.
Samples from both periods (during attack and outside attack) could be obtained in 5 cases (it was unintentional selection), which could be used in self-controlled comparison.
While intentional poisoning of pesticides is associated with high mortality [7], unintentional poisoning which is usually seen among children carries low mortality.
