Sentence examples for more unplanned from inspiring English sources

"Making it harder for women to choose the right contraception for them will mean more unplanned pregnancies and more abortions," she said.

Garland is immediately suspicious of such a smooth narrative of his career: it has certainly felt much more unplanned, haphazard for him.

What next: Starring as a taxi driver in new sitcom, Shane; more Unplanned shows with Baddiel; and a mooted return of Fantasy Football.

The irony is that the NHS, with more unplanned admissions and delayed discharges, will feel the consequences that in turn will lead to higher social care costs – a classic false economy.

One can only imagine the mood of the head greenskeeper, Jim McKenzie, as heavy rain continued to beat down on his golf course, creating ever more unplanned water hazards and a Monday finish.

The present study yields no support for the hypothesis that ED patients who are discharged from the ED at times of high in-hospital bed occupancy make more unplanned 72-h revisits to the ED than patients who are discharged when bed availability is better.

Ultimately, friendship matters more than unplanned pregnancy.

October will be filled with debates that produce more surprising, unplanned moments, so message discipline will be difficult.

Cuts to sexual health services will lead to more abortions, unplanned pregnancies and an "explosion" in sexually transmitted infections, medical experts warn.

This change can occur either as a planned gradual transition, preserving well-functioning societies, or as a more disruptive, unplanned transition resulting in a less pleasant society with a reduced ecological capacity".

One of the chief criticisms of the paper, which was a meta-analysis of previously published work, was that it seemed to have lumped together the outcomes of planned home births and much more dangerous unplanned home births, said Dr. Eileen K. Hutton, director of the midwifery education program at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.