Sentence examples for more unforeseen from inspiring English sources

But there are a lot more factions and religious groupings in Syria than Libya, with the potential for even more unforeseen consequences.

The delayed start to the advertising war — which by this point in the last two presidential election cycles was already in full swing — has been one of the more unforeseen aspects of a campaign season that has had all the other trappings of a highly competitive race: wild poll fluctuations, a fight over coveted endorsements and spirited back-and-forth among the candidates.

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

The third quarter was even less reassuring, since it contained a flagrant foul by Howard, more unforeseen punch from Dallas center and waiver-wire refugee Eddy Curry, and not much running until Steve Blake found Gasol on the fly, and Metta World Peace did the same for Jordan Hill.

The first is that it amounts to an "enormous one-way bet" on a rising Asia, and Australia should be worrying more about unforeseen shocks.

The only clear thing is that the 10 years of wandering look like being more (unless unforeseen circumstances put an end to all wandering), but it will be very different from the kind I imagined.

But many California gun owners say the new law will only encourage more workarounds unforeseen by naive lawmakers.

"My career has followed that path, but it's been more about unforeseen opportunities than by design.

We show that these learned grammars can be recursively applied to help recognize unforeseen, more complicated tasks that share underlying structures.

By limiting themselves to traditional design methodologies, SMEs make themselves more vulnerable to unforeseen problems in the development process, making the time-to-market factor one of the most critical challenges they have to deal with.

There will be many more watersheds, many unforeseen events, many highs and lows, many poll dips and spikes.