Sentence examples for because of an unforeseen from inspiring English sources

The Waldorf was overbooked because of an unforeseen, and probably unique, situation: it had to accommodate a contingent of Saudi Arabian officials who came to New York on short notice to accompany King Abdullah, who was seeking medical treatment.

During the intervention, two supervisors from the intervention group were unable to implement the intervention: because of an unforeseen departmental reorganization for one and long-term sickness of the other.

"Companies are not saying, 'It's O.K. to stay at the Ritz.' They are keeping a very keen eye on expenses because of any unforeseen circumstance," said Henry H. Harteveldt, a vice president and principal analyst at Forrester Research.

McKinnon's experience that day was the start of an unforeseen new personal and scientific journey.

Probably not unless of course an unforeseen spot market opens up.

PP is defined as (9): (11) P P = lim t → + ∞ ŷ (t ) = y 0 e k The PP value could not predict the final volume of a tumor because of many unforeseen contributing factors when tumors grow large.

Obviously they didn't though, and what we know in tragedies like this is that we often see a crash happen because of a chain of unforeseen problems, not just one thing going wrong".

Between April 2010 and June 2012 (apart from a 3-month interval in 2011 because of temporary unforeseen drug supply problems), trial entry was offered to, and accepted by, all 101 consecutive patients with underlying myeloma or lymphoma aged 18 or over referred to our centre for SCT as their next course of treatment.

I hope the BBC has indemnified everyone involved because they could face an unforeseen tax bill at the end of it".

Kittles's fine performance notwithstanding, the Nets (18-29) won for only the third time in 12 games because of the unforeseen excellence of several other players.

If the Israelis faltered now, they were told, a window provided by the Dutch as chairman of WEOG in New York could close because of some unforeseen event in the Middle East or Europe.