Unless something unanticipated happens, such as the economy slipping into outright recession or suddenly regaining its vigor, the economic environment going into the election appears to be set: lacklustre growth in G.D.P. and stubbornly high unemployment.
Despite the tight focus of the newly-published reviews, lawyers acting for the deceased prisoner criticized the finding that nothing unanticipated had happened during the execution.
But even with the best plans, the unanticipated can happen – the head of the household loses his identity document or dies, or ownership of the lost asset is disputed, or the losses are unfairly calculated or underestimated so the claimants go to court and the cost balloons, or the loss is unfortunately overrated and this sets a precedent for further claims against the project.
An unanticipated thing happened while I was in prison: the market changed dramatically and my job was effectively outsourced to China.
But in horse racing, unanticipated things often happen on the way to the starting gate.
"Those who've been in the field for awhile and using RNAi, they've come to understand and be much more accepting of its natural limitations," says Louise Baskin, senior product manager at Thermo Fisher in Waltham, Massachusetts, adding that "it's a promiscuous mechanism by nature we do what we can to make it very specific, but there's always a chance that something's happening that's unanticipated".
Ms. Chatman said that while technology gave people more flexibility and might allow corporations to save on some infrastructure and building costs, employers often worry that a dispersed work force risks losing "all that unanticipated, anecdotal connections that happen when people work face to face".
When I gave up sugar, I wasn't thinking about my weight, blood pressure, or any of the many unanticipated things that have happened to my body in the past year.
Things will rarely go exactly as you have planned for them to and unfortunate things can – and do – happen, entirely unanticipated to the best of us at times.
Many of the most crucial revelations happen —unscripted and unanticipated —in real time.
