unintentionally

unintentional | American Dictionary

unintentional
adjective
us/ˌʌn·ɪnˈten·ʃən·əl/
not planned or intended

unintentionally

adverb[ not gradable ]us/ˌʌn·ɪnˈten·ʃən·əl·i/

Examples of unintentional

unintentional
It is unclear why expansions should raise arrests and unintentional injuries.
As economic globalization continues, the unintentional introduction of exotic marine species will increase.
Unintentional or non-purposive theories of divided government emphasize such considerations.
So, the user is not confused by possible unintentional mistakes.
Unintentional altruism is most natural for the transcendent sponsorship of the religious level, where we are delivered from ourselves.
The most apparent sign of under-nutrition is unintentional weight loss.
A longer life span yields smaller unintentional bequests and thus lowers the level of the young agents' wealth.
For example, the unintentional breaking of a mirror may have an effect on the supernatural agent responsible for causing natural agents bad luck. 13.
How can a natural science, dealing with physical causes and effects, explain not only an unintentional eye blink but also an intentional wink?
These cases illustrate (unintentional) get-away-with-it example-setting where the original justification no longer applies.
In addition, there is the ever-present risk of unintentional exposures of populations to toxic chemicals and pathogens through industrial accidents and food contamination.
Here we find no effect of stimulants across several types of unintentional injury.
The equation can best be applied to the unintentional, and only theoretically, to the intentional types of signals.
Importantly, these biases appear automatic, unconscious, and unintentional, thus creating a subtly hostile environment to out-groups that eludes rational decisionmaking.
An increase in annuitisation rate leads to the fall of unintentional bequests, thereby implying a negative income effect on capital and the environment.
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