Sentence examples for lead to an unforeseen from inspiring English sources

Fumio Kishida, the foreign minister, also warned publicly that the new zone "could well lead to an unforeseen situation" in the air, and that Japan cannot accept such a "one-sided" action.

However, the training of facilitators in the intervention region lead to an unforeseen recruitment bias: When regular facilitation was taken up by July 2009, the facilitators addressed intentionally chosen residents (e.g., because of imminent end-of-life decisions), and after completed facilitation invited them (or their proxies) to participate in the study.

Also it is argued that even an optimal strategy for designing the system (i.e. no compromises with respect to e.g. cost are made) does not lead to an optimal design because of unforeseen requirement changes that invalidate design decisions that were once optimal.

The surgical maneuvers employed in aesthetic rhinoplasty can result in unforeseen structural complications that lead to an unsatisfied patient.

A widespread recognition of Kosovo "could lead to a chain of events with unforeseen consequences, including the loss of Serbia's European perspective," Leon Koen, the former leader of Serbia's negotiating team on Kosovo, wrote in the daily newspaper Dnevnik.

The projected regional extinction of M. lucifugus could lead to a serious imbalance in the ecosystem with unforeseen consequences [3].

People worry about whether carbon-dioxide emissions might lead to a warmer climate next century, or whether genetically engineered crops might have unforeseen consequences for the ecosystem.

With rumours circulating that Liverpool are preparing to "test Sunderland's resolve" with the offer of a Luton van filled with sapphires for feisty lump-kicker Lee Cattermole, there have been the first signs that the immense value of English footballers could lead to previously unforeseen problems.

Meanwhile, even gradual changes to the climate could lead to more unforeseen, sudden impacts.

An article published in the October 2007 issue of the British Journal of Nutrition warns that fortifying flour with folic acid a move intended to prevent neural tube defects among mothers who eat the flour may lead to numerous unforeseen health problems.

The dream of human dominance over nature has led to a nightmare of unforeseen consequences, reminding us that we must learn to live in tune with nature to sustain ourselves.