Sentence examples for unintentionally released from inspiring English sources

And this approach mitigates the risk of importing foreign species that might upset the environmental balance if unintentionally released.

He warned that germs that could be used as bioweapons had already been unintentionally released hundreds of times from labs in the United States and predicted that the same thing would happen with the new virus.

A United States officer's diary, unintentionally released by the military commission last month, appears to have undermined the military's claim that Mr. Khadr was the last insurgent fighting at the time Sergeant Speer died.

For example, ENM unintentionally released from geotextiles will probably end up in soils, whereas ENM unintentionally released from T-shirts may come into direct contact with humans and end up in wastewater.

Engineered nanoparticles (NPs) in the environment can act both as contaminants, when they are unintentionally released, and as remediation agents when injected on purpose at contaminated sites.

Since scientists unintentionally released a deadly rabbit virus in 1995, it has wrought havoc on the bunnies and allowed some endangered native mammals to recover, according to a new study in the journal Conservation Biology.

Meanwhile, some scientists worry that the focus on bioterrorism has diverted attention from a more likely risk: a lab accident that could unintentionally release a newly created viral strain.

When Zach unintentionally releases the monsters from the books, Zach, Hannah, and Stine team up in order to put the monsters back where they came from.

Corrupt officials smuggled 800bn yuan£80bnbn) out of the country and around 17,000 people fled abroad between the mid-1990s and 2008, according to a report that China's central bank released last year, apparently unintentionally.

(1953), Bride of the Monster (1956), and Plan 9 from Outer Space (filmed 1956, released 1959), all now unintentionally hilarious cult favourites.

Michelangelo Antonioni's sole American movie, "Zabriskie Point" (Warner), released in 1970, shows, perhaps unintentionally, what scared the workers off.