Sentence examples for because of an unpredictable from inspiring English sources

Safeties are not rare — Allen's tackle resulted in the 14th safety in the N.F.L. this season, making it slightly less common than a punt return for a touchdown — but they are almost always unexpected, occurring because of an unpredictable confluence of luck, skill and sometimes poor decision-making.

Real revolutions come into being because of an unpredictable and surprising coincidence of people and events with different motives coming together to target a common enemy such as Hosni Mubarak or Bashar al-Assad.

War must be the last resort, Professor Walzer writes, "because of the unpredictable, unexpected, unintended and unavoidable horrors that it regularly brings".

("North Korea just stated that it is in the final stages of developing a nuclear weapon capable of reaching parts of the U.S. It won't happen!") In other words, he is open to the military option, rejected in the past because of the high risk of triggering an unpredictable response from the North, including a cataclysmic invasion of South Korea (and potential attacks on U.S. troops stationed there).

Many OSes do this because of the unpredictable results if a process tried to run code that was in the midst of being changed on disk.

Because of the "unpredictable future," however, a greater emphasis should be placed on flexible strategies that have relatively high payoffs in short and intermediate time spans.

Because of the unpredictable nature of obtaining a donor heart, left ventricular assist devices have been developed to increase patient survival while awaiting a transplant.

Metastatic melanoma is a complex occurrence because of the unpredictable spreading modality, variability of anatomical location, and variability of imaging features.

The system has an inherent stochastic component because of the unpredictable rainfall events (Holdo 2006), which in turn affect the extent of the burned area (Archibald et al. 2009).

Because of unpredictable income, a freelancer must always first plan for those lean times when monthly income does not meet expenses.

On June 23rd IKEA said it was suspending its investment in Russia because of the "unpredictable character of administrative procedures", a euphemism for graft.