Sentence examples for because of unforeseen from inspiring English sources

Capital costs can rise because of unforeseen difficulties with expanding operations.

This was time-consuming, especially on tour, when injuries flourish because of unforeseen dancing conditions.

I wish I could give you a solid timeline, but I'm so gun-shy because of unforeseen obstacles.

Prototype testing is usually completed in one year but can take much longer because of unforeseen contingencies.

Financial concerns may be exacerbated by a possible delay in returning to work because of unforeseen problems.

Rain Check on the Ceremony Because of unforeseen circumstances, my boyfriend and I will have to marry much sooner than we originally planned.

Because the present Republican Party has adopted a policy of "No," blocking any effort to use fiscal tools to restore health to the American economy, because that recovery is not certain and not vigorous and because of as yet unforeseen events, the Democratic Party may be in 2016, as it was in 2010, highly unpopular.

They are required because of mounting concerns about pollution in a new lake created by the dam, and because of the proliferation of unforeseen landslides as the riverbank's walls collapse in many places.

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".

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.

Today, if key provisions are eliminated, the threat of suddenly losing everything because of an unforeseen illness or accident once again looms large.