Sentence examples for unintentionally set from inspiring English sources

When Jemini scored nul points in 2003 they unintentionally set the bar pretty high.

He warned that Mr. Rudd's domestic political maneuvering could unintentionally set a precedent that threatens the entire global framework for protecting refugees.

Saved from potential ruinous scandal unintentionally set in motion by his kindness to his erstwhile prairie amour in distress, Hart sticks honorably to his path of hard work and savvy.

With these words, Vieira de Mello, perhaps unintentionally, set himself up in direct opposition to the Coalition, which still planned to appoint a committee to select drafters for a constitution.

He unintentionally set a new national legal precedent last year when the United States Supreme Court ruled that judges must disqualify themselves from cases involving people who spent unusually large sums to elect them.

The Sikh man, Gurdayal Singh, 41, a United States citizen, said his experience last summer was unintentionally set in motion by an immigration agent who boarded his New York-bound bus in Syracuse and publicly questioned his immigration status.

Another source: Hurricane Andrew in 1992 destroyed reptile breeding facilities, unintentionally setting free an unknown number of the constrictors.

Every time you think or act in a way that is disrespectful to yourself, you are unintentionally setting your daughter up for a pattern of low self worth.

Additionally, the possibility of unintentionally setting light to clothing in an intended residential fire [ 7] ensures that fire safety is currently an important albeit often unacknowledged part of the informal carer role, for example ensuring electric fires are turned off, or burning cigarettes are disposed of safely.

By setting floors for behavior, rules unintentionally also set ceilings.

Although this strategy became anachronistic when the Soviet Union disintegrated in 1991, U.S. policy unintentionally had set the stage for aggressive Gray Wolf encroachments in Central Asia after the Cold War ended.