Sentence examples for kind of unplanned from inspiring English sources

The fund is for this kind of unplanned emergency".

These are the kind of unplanned shots that often end up being the most memorable.

It had the kind of unplanned, bottom-up energy more associated with south Asia than London.

(6% of the British population being regular churchgoers, versus 26%.) A few people in the U.S. seem to be reading it out of curiosity about godless Europe, but for the most part I think what they're responding to is a kind of unplanned consequence of the fact that I wrote it in the first place for people who would bring no knowledge to it.

This is not only to avoid arbitrariness in method selection at any later stage, but also (and in particular) to safeguard decision makers against an inflated risk for false-positive decisions, caused by any kind of unplanned or even data-driven post hoc data analysis.

Both of these two kinds of unplanned removal lead to urgent need for replacement gilts, loss of income from slaughter, and an extra cost for destruction of the carcasses.

"I remember there was a discussion: 'Headphones can't be white; headphones are black, or dark gray".' But uniform whiteness seemed too important to the product to break the pattern, and indeed the white headphones have become a kind of secondary, unplanned icon -- as Apple's current ads featuring white-headphoned silhouettes now underscore.

Apparently this sort of unplanned or unaware sharing is common.

Earlier in March, New York City initiated a different kind of campaign to prevent unplanned teen pregnancies.

The system is meant to prevent the kind of accidents that happen with unplanned lane changes and poorly timed merges.

Dr. Hagstrom, who took part in Dr. Siegbahn's research at Uppsala, said that ESCA was derived from nuclear spectroscopy, and that the new technique came "kind of by accident, and was unplanned, a tribute to Kai Siegbahn's curious mind and open ears and eyes".