Sentence examples for and unexpected developments in from inspiring English sources

It is in the nature of the subject that intellectual property concepts have to evolve to deal with new and unexpected developments in human creativity.

One independent scientist, David Goldsmith, a professor of occupational epidemiology at George Washington University, said in an interview on Monday that he was particularly disturbed by the lack of details on worker safety and unexpected developments in the demolition, calling them "huge gaps" in the proposal.

Ironically, while our usually reliable and predictable political system is deteriorating, on the other side of the Atlantic, there are a few new and unexpected developments in the mayoral race in Rome and throughout Italy.

A new and unexpected development in U.S. politics has managed to confirm everything people already believed, suggesting that not much learning is taking place.

Whereas the tale of a family's dissolution in "The Last Life" possessed all the visceral complexities and unexpected developments of real life, the story in "The Woman Upstairs" has a schematic quality, as if points on an outline were being methodically ticked off and fleshed out.

This workmanlike mystery (deftly translated by Tiina Nunnally) is nicely helped along by unexpected developments in characters' love lives: the unfolding relationship between the Knutas and Karin, and Johan's faltering friendship with an ex-girlfriend.

There have also been some unexpected developments in New Hampshire and South Dakota.

There have also been some unexpected developments in New Hampshire and South Dakota.

But while Mr. Sargsyan's victory has been predicted for months, there have been some unexpected developments in the campaign.

"By the first quarter of 2008, subject to unexpected developments in the security situation on the ground, all combat brigades not necessary for force protection could be out of Iraq".

There were a number of unexpected developments in a hearing that was almost entirely devoted to the cross-examination of Winters.