Sentence examples for generated unexpected from inspiring English sources

Deutsche Telekom's stock has fallen by almost half this year, mostly in the wake of the British auctions that generated unexpected high prices.

Gov. James E. McGreevey's nomination of a powerful developer to a board position at Rutgers University has generated unexpected controversy after students raised questions about a possible conflict of interest.

Instead, in a neighborhood whose median household income leaped to $60,184 in 2010 from $34,878 a decade before, the change generated unexpected ire, pitting cash-short parents against volunteer bakers, and dividing a flummoxed PTA executive board, where wealthier newcomers to the school serve alongside poorer immigrants who have called the area home for years.

Steel, concrete and composite bridges: Part 10: code of practice for fatigue; 1980] but a welding failure generated unexpected stresses and weakness on the welding region which generated fatigue and the final fracture.

However, many of the family-level analyses generated unexpected patterns.

The recent embarquement on genome wide-research on female heterogametic ZZ/ZW systems, however, has generated unexpected results that reinstated much interest in the phenomenon [ 8- 10]: two bird species, chicken and zebra finch, seem to entirely lack a global dosage mechanism [ 11, 12].

It's best onstage, where it can turn a minuscule little riff into music that keeps on generating unexpected ideas.

But many planners report that the opposite seems to be true: Too many investors ignore the tax consequences of their market moves, thus generating unexpected tax bills.

Reviewers praised Dr. Boorstin for a lively, inventive style, unconventional and bold approaches, intriguing perceptions and for placing familiar information in fresh contexts to generate unexpected conclusions.

"The alternative would have been to try and raise capital from investors for equity, but it would have been hard and expensive," explains Mr Kalmaru.Exposing the product to the public at such an early stage generates unexpected insights.

That's not the same thing as saying that the potential isn't there for novel proteins and other chemicals to generate unexpected problems, which is why we need strict, effective testing and regulatory systems.