Sentence examples for at unforeseen from inspiring English sources
"I never believed in that, but I do believe that unforeseen things happen at unforeseen times, which is actually a scripture from Ecclesiastes".
Meanwhile in Europe, which likes to see itself as a world leader on climate, they are using more and more of the stuff (see article).America's coal business, like the rest of the country's energy industry, has been upended by the advent of shale gas, now available in unforeseen quantities at unforeseen prices.
The very structure of such a relationship to misery and death impels Silas to impress upon her audience the enduring will to obliterate all genocide--however insidiously resident the genocidal impulse may be in all societies and cultures, a factor that accounts for how and why genocide spreads and flares up at unforeseen intervals.
We looked at the unforeseen effects of the fall of Muammar el-Qaddafi in Libya — from the movement of fighters and weapons across vast, unmarked borders, to the loss of a wealthy and sometimes helpful patron of African clients across large swaths of the Sahara.
I accept!'" I'm wondering if Winkler can work his way up to knighthood if he performs enough chivalrous deeds, or if his OBE might harbour hidden obligations: a call to arms at some unforeseen flare-up of the Crusades, for instance.
It is implied, I think -- anyway, I'm going to use it this way -- that the change is unpredictable, or at least unforeseen.
The system provides passengers with information that ensures that they are oriented throughout their trip, notifying them of any events occurring in the vehicle that could affect their itinerary or that may be of interest (points of specific relevance, arrival at destination, unforeseen incidents, etc).
But walking through it may come at an unforeseen political cost to President Obama.
Information, capital, and material goods move around the Earth at speeds unforeseen just a few decades ago.
But all you need to do is look at the unforeseen consequences of previous interventions in the Middle East to understand why the President should be very deliberate in his choice of options.
Upon arrival at an unforeseen destination, the newbie flower (baby, graduate) is by no means assured that success/survival is possible in what has proven to be an unpredictable, even hostile environment.
