Sentence examples for Unforeseen outcomes from inspiring English sources

There have been many unforeseen outcomes – lightning, light failures and the Netherlands shocking both their neighbours (Ireland and England) and scaring the South Africans.

And shocks such as a political assassination or a currency default could have spun the whole system toward completely unforeseen outcomes.

Moses did not say to Pharaoh: "The consequence of non-release of one particular subject ethnic population could result ultimately in some kind of algal manifestation in the main river basin, with unforeseen outcomes for flora and fauna, not excluding consumer services".

I have long argued that side hustles develop entrepreneurial muscle and can lead to significant and unforeseen outcomes.

Energy suppliers, though, will discover it the hard way as customers get radically more efficient, energy sales and revenues dwindle, forecasts and business models collapse, and these unforeseen outcomes seem mysterious.

It is my personal experience that each action that is accomplished, even if well targeted, may determine unforeseen outcomes, some of which can assume a negative value, "perverse effects", not only negative in themselves but also contrary to all expectations and forecasts.

The game had pretty much everything, except an unforeseen outcome.

Gridlock is the unforeseen outcome of planning solely for cars.

It was probably the seminal boxing match of all time, the dramatic unities perfectly in place: perceived goodie v baddie, impossible odds, totally unforeseen outcome.

Mr. Mugabe's domineering rule has led to the country's disastrous economic decline, pervasive corruption and an intensely repressive society, but as the centerpiece of the state, there is uncertainty about whether his death would lead to a military coup, a vicious internal battle within his party, ZANU-PF, or some still unforeseen outcome.

Re "My Near Miss," by Dr. Danielle Ofri (Op-Ed, May 29): Another way to end the "shame that prevents caregivers from coming forward" when adverse medical events occur is to enact apology laws that allow health care providers to talk to patients and families after an unforeseen outcome without fearing litigation based solely on that conversation.