It uses unintentionally humorous wooden actors and then shockingly graphic scenes of a real birth in a car to show what happened when some officers, answering reports of "a suspicious auto" parked by the road, ended up delivering the passenger's baby.
A future where the tools that once promised to help us meet people with different backgrounds and ideologies from our own actually end up being used, quite unintentionally, to segregate us from those same people.
One theory proposed by a senior Israeli official is that the attack in the Damascus suburbs may have been a miscalculation: Syria may have been using chemical agents on a smaller scale for some time, and used an unintentionally large amount in last week's attack.
A colleague in the accounting department gave them a careful, scholarly, even-handed explanation of how firms' decisions on the repricing of assets in their portfolio could perhaps have been used, perhaps unintentionally, to create false expectations in the marketplace, and could have been done in a way undetectable to auditors, leading to over-investment in toxic subprime assets.
Sen. John Cornyn represents the obstructionist wing of the Republican Party well in defaming Johnsen (using perhaps unintentionally sexist language) by claiming she lacks the "requisite seriousness" for the OLC job.
With these words, Sather might have unintentionally used a double-edged expression.
Dr. Cooperman said he was concerned that some companies might have unintentionally used wrong species of valerian, some of which might be toxic, but he said he could not establish that in the tests.
Sometimes we might have used traditional methods unintentionally when teaching these lessons.
Basically, it's this kid who does movie and new media reviews that are (or at least used to be) unintentionally hilarious.
Past experience of European countries, especially The Netherlands, which intentionally or unintentionally used this logic to turn their long-term disability programs into more general unemployment programs, suggests that it can be a very expensive and ultimately ineffective policy decision.
