unintentionally

Brian Potter’s “The Origins of Efficiency” addresses this question, if indirectly and unintentionally.

“While well-intentioned, these efforts could unintentionally interfere with investigative work already in progress.”

As hard as she tried to paint Mamdani’s proposals as unreasonable, she often muttered “right” under her breath as he answered her questions, serving to unintentionally bolster his talking points.

When voters approved the sprawling overhaul to county government in November, the move unintentionally repealed Measure J, the county’s landmark criminal justice reform passed by voters in 2020.

In its place, a new system gave priority to family reunification and skilled labor, unintentionally setting the stage for large-scale immigration from Asia, Latin America and Africa.