Sentence examples for In unforeseeable from inspiring English sources

Sometimes early success – and a great body of work – can pursue an artist down the decades in unforeseeable ways.

The people who ran Harry and David into the ground have a defense: economic conditions changed in unforeseeable ways.

Even so, it is still unclear what the greatest impact of the Internet will turn out to be.New technologies have always changed the world in unforeseeable ways.

"I hate the whole Black Swan concept," he said, referring to the notion, popularized by Nassim Nicholas Taleb, that the true risks lie in unforeseeable events that occur with much more frequency than the mathematical models suggest.

Still, that federal law, known as the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, or WARN, provides exceptions in cases when a "faltering company" is actively seeking capital to save itself and has reason to believe announcing a possible closing might prevent it from getting that capital or in "unforeseeable business circumstances," like unexpected conditions outside an employer's control.

Instead, innovation must be studied and measured before it can be allowed to impact the economy in unforeseeable ways.

According to the Los Angeles Times, United told the regulators that when the two legacy airlines' reservation systems were merged it resulted (in the words of a DOT report) "in some unforeseeable anomalies that caused a temporary inability to process refunds in a timely manner".That's unacceptable.

Once I began thinking about systems, I started to see complexity and unpredictable "emergent change" everywhere – in politics, economics, at work, and even in the lives of those around me. Change in complex systems occurs in slow, steady processes such as demographic shifts and in sudden, unforeseeable jumps.

As The Atlantic's Alexis C. Madrigal has pointed out, Norway's digitization project may put other countries at a disadvantage in some unforeseeable future.

"In this unforeseeable situation for the world economy, everybody is under pressure to be humble," said Mario Monti, president of Bocconi University in Milan.

But when one team member dies in an unforeseeable (and utterly preposterous) fashion, it is clear that the killer they seek is among them, and that the only way off the island is to turn their profiling skills upon one another as the unseen predator picks them off in increasingly imaginative ways.