Sentence examples similar to foster unpredictability from inspiring English sources
Is it in our 'national' interest?" Despite Iraq being a non-humanitarian invasion, the notion of humanitarian intervention at this point has fostered a sense of unpredictability about U.S. responses.
Finally, many Americans, not just the broader world, recoil in anxiety and confusion when a U.S. administration fosters counterfactual assertions and projects unpredictability.
The unpredictability of evolution, they insisted, fosters novelty, not repetition.
To the trustee type, predictability fosters effective management of existing resources while unpredictability endangers them.
The eight years of Stephanie's life, the years between trash bag and trash bag, offer a glimpse into the unevenness and unpredictability of care for perhaps the most vulnerable of New York's citizens, severely disabled foster children.
Alternatively, high levels of uncertainty may foster the creation of sent ties that, as we argue above, help executives to cope with change, and unpredictability, and increased demands for information processing.
"Short-term unpredictability promotes long-term unpredictability.
Their unpredictability erodes confidence.
Unpredictability is the norm.
