They can have an individual belief that wittingly or unwittingly becomes a symbol for millions.
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So, they wittingly gained altitude and propelled themselves to the upper stratus of successful persons.
The U.S. is signaling -- whether wittingly or not -- its acceptance of the recentralizing policies of Mikhail Gorbachev.
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This phenomenon, Hunsader believes, is wittingly triggered to slow down certain exchange feeds.
The product vendors and research departments fool advisors to get more product fees and advisors often un-wittingly end up fooling their clients.
Wittingly or unwittingly, that is what political leaders do all the time.
They use the threat of injunctions to force firms that have breached their patents, wittingly or unwittingly, to pay big sums to keep their businesses going.
More to the point, what does this kind of conduct say about those who do it and those who allow it to occur (either wittingly or unwittingly)?
Just as voters are not exactly embracing with happy hearts the whole Democratic team and platform, they also are not, it seems to me, wittingly voting for undivided government.
Azerbaijan and Georgia have both clearly been offended by Russian suggestions that they are wittingly or unwittingly giving the Chechen rebels support, and see it as an attempt to intimidate them.
The survey, sponsored by Oracle, generated a range of insights into how companies wittingly or otherwise stifle innovation via obstacles that can be cultural, organizational, hierarchical, or some combination of those.
It may also reveal the extent to which U.S. officials have, with their failure to comprehend the true nature of the threat we face, acted, either wittingly or unwittingly, in ways that have enabled it to metastasize further.
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