Sentence examples for unwitting use from inspiring English sources
But it is beyond argument that Bonds's supposedly unwitting use of artificial enhancements certainly has spit in the eye of some of my other baseball heroes: Josh Gibson, Willie Mays, Hank Aaron.
"We are very humble," he says, his unwitting use of the royal "we" perhaps making him sound rather grander than he intended.Start small, think bigIn the 1990s Mr Agarwal's copper and cable businesses grew on the back of the telecoms boom.
It could be that many of the "mobilisation" effects with steam injection observed to date have made unwitting use of these effects but in a non-optimal fashion.
Cumulative and unwitting use of mental shortcuts can lead to fire management decisions that are excessively risk-averse, to the point of jeopardizing stated management goals.
WASHINGTON, D.C.--The loss of the Mars Climate Orbiter (MCO) spacecraft in September, when the unwitting use of English units during mission navigation sent the craft plummeting into the martian atmosphere, reflects the failure of mission team members to fully follow existing checks and balances, investigators told a press conference here today.
Ms. Messud's coinage the Woman Upstairs is so broadly defining and so necessary that even those who never read the novel may soon find themselves making unwitting use of it".
The newspaper reported that the Ted Cruz campaign had paid UK academics to gather psychological profiles about the US electorate using "a massive pool of mainly unwitting US Facebook users built with an online survey".
December 2015 — the Guardian publishes a story detailing how the Ted Cruz campaign had paid UK academics to gather psychological profiles about the US electorate using "a massive pool of mainly unwitting US Facebook users built with an online survey".
Still, the interest in Ms. O'Brien and the e-mails suggest that, nearly two months after some $1 billion in customer money went missing, investigators have identified employees who may have played an important and perhaps unwitting role in the improper use of customer money.
The Newstweek is a small device that plugs into a wall outlet and allows individuals to modify the contents of news sites for unwitting readers using public Wi-Fi networks.
In the case, American officials charged that Iranian citizens in Malaysia, Germany, the United Arab Emirates and elsewhere used unwitting American electronics manufacturers to route the "dual use" equipment, which can be used for either military or commercial purposes, to Iran.
