Not only do most marriages end without a decent, respectful, honest and "strategic" conversation, but the transition from "we" to "me" is often unplanned, abrupt and initiated by one person, leaving no time for both spouses to process and regroup.
The writing is often unplanned and casual, and editing happens as you go or at the end of writing.
Additionally, hospital visits are often unplanned, so the app is rarely downloaded and ready.
However, research suggests that the relationships between these elements are often unplanned and the 'social pedagogic' potential of classroom learning is therefore unrealised.
While substance abuse was consistently mentioned by all participants as a contributing factor, or even the perceived cause of their violent offending, violent behaviour was often unplanned when the individual was under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
I have learned along the way that the best things in life are often unplanned.
For women suffering from ED, pregnancies are often unplanned and ED pathology has been associated to various perinatal risks such as delayed development, prematurity, hypotrophy, stillbirth, dystocia delivery and postnatal depression.
Adolescents who went to more restrictive settings (i.e., prison, detention or correctional centers, residential treatment, or drug and alcohol rehabilitation) more often grew up in families with high risk factors (e.g., parental criminality, sexual abuse, family addictions) (see also Stage 1998) and discharge was often unplanned.
Pregnancies as told in song are often unplanned – as in Bruce Springsteen's The River, for example, or Kings of Leon's Knocked Up, in which the expectant mother and father are ill-advisedly "taking off in a Coupe de Ville/ She's buckled up on navy".
Because clinic visits were often unplanned and not all subjects had time to participate in an interview at every visit, interviews occurred at only a fraction of total visits and at irregular intervals, as is discussed further below.
The health care teams' promotional actions are often unplanned, as training deficiencies limit and steer their actions toward treating disease.
