Sentence examples for unintentionally did from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, Scott, unintentionally, did his part again to provide ammunition when he said there was not much of a rivalry now because the Nets were so dominant.

The N.S.A. had assured the FISA court that it did not intentionally capture domestic communications, and that, if it unintentionally did so, it had court-sanctioned procedures for disposing of them.

The lowest rates of induced abortion occur for IPIs of less than 26 months that follow miscarriages and stillbirths, probably because women who recently had a pregnancy that, unintentionally, did not result in a live birth want to replace the fetal loss.

Perhaps your parents either intentionally or unintentionally did not send you to the school of your choice, did not provide you with something you requested at the time you needed it, did prefer one or all of your siblings above you at one time or the other, sided with a neighbor at the face of a particular allegation among many others.

Of course, many companies unintentionally do the opposite: they antagonize customers seeking help by forcing them to wait — whether in physical lines, on the phone or online.

But it is in his examination of Eliot's anti-Semitic prose writing that Julius, perhaps unintentionally, does the greatest damage to the poet's reputation.

Two types of execution errors exist: errors of commission (unintentionally doing the wrong thing) and errors of omission (unintentionally not doing the right thing).

In this case, impersonal economic forces, being brought about unintentionally, do not restrict people's freedom, even though they undoubtedly make many people unable to do many things.

Trees and tigers don't have a 'character' in the relevant sense, and harms that an agent causes unintentionally do not stem from his character.

Beyond being misguided, what they perhaps unintentionally do is force the continent into another tug of war; one in which "the West" needs to race to Africa before "the East" gobbles it up.

While mistakes, and approaches to design and training that reduce them, have been studied extensively, relatively little work in HCI studies 'slip' errors, which occur when one intends to do a certain action during a skilled task but unintentionally does another.