inadvertent

Officials in her office said last year the action was inadvertent.

And not for the first time, it was completely inadvertent.

I explained my inadvertent use of the word let's, as in.

American officials said the Iraqi attack seemed to be inadvertent.

If I were to take an inadvertent tumble, it's not so far to the ground.

Had the lack of detail been inadvertent or something she'd done on purpose?

There is also a high cost for inadvertent prescription drug abuse.

Or perhaps the resources of quality have been poured to an inadvertent degree into the music itself.

The Commissioner will tell us whether this is an inadvertent error.

He was too careful a man for the leak to have been inadvertent at this point.

Not to mention his inadvertent advancement of the republican cause.

The role of the Church is difficult to appreciate because it was partly inadvertent.

His life is a compound of good intentions and inadvertent violence.

We can be grateful for the insight, no matter how inadvertent it may have been.

The hot new word at the White House is inadvertent.

In summer, however, an important, if inadvertent, cooperation was practiced.

I'd last three steps inside the gardens and make another inadvertent mistake.

I prepared it myself, so there will be no more inadvertent poisoning.

The whole forms an inadvertent documentary, but many of the parts are well worth attention.

The howlers here are almost a form of inadvertent fun.

The association of rape and sexual harassment was not inadvertent.

At a preview performance, this became the subject of inadvertent humor.

Because the practice stopped in 1994, he said, the letter's notation must have been inadvertent.

But the evidence being what it is, we can't rule out any inadvertent action on his part.

That is, an inadvertent problem as opposed to something malicious.