Sentence examples for not foreseeable that from inspiring English sources

The company has since said that it is not "foreseeable" that such sales will be necessary, but more investors sold shares on the rumor than bought them on the denial.

Experimental techniques to characterize and annotate these sequences have not yet kept pace with the generation of data, and it is not foreseeable that they ever will, because sequencing is inherently faster than all present or foreseeable methods of experimental functional determination.

Broad consent from participants enables the future application of data to novel contexts that are not foreseeable at the time of collection [ 9].

It is not foreseeable, however, that the fireworks would explode causing an impact on the platform which shakes an industrial scale off its base, hitting a lady, causing her injury.

An asset is "stranded" if a reduction in its value (that is, value to investors) is clearly attributable to a policy change that was not foreseeable by investors at the time of investment.

"The present turbulence has spread a lack of confidence in the financial markets and beyond, in a manner and intensity that was not foreseeable," Mr. Almunia said in his speech in Brussels.

"Obviously, I don't want to speculate, but either something went wrong from a natural/unnatural manner that was not foreseeable by us or human beings or somebody made a mistake or something".

(Hans Schenck, sales director for the Pencil Factory, said that development on the warehouse site was "not foreseeable or imminent," but that there was no guarantee).

Although a full fledged recovery of the housing market is not foreseeable, it is still highly likely that prices for shelter will increase at a much higher rate in 2013 than the 0.4% increase observed during 2010.

Kennedy also chose to consider foreseeability of harm a factor in cases brought under Rylands, and stated the fact that harm was not foreseeable was a factor in his decision.

It also implies that it was "just an accident" --that it, that it wasn't foreseeable and that gross negligence or criminal conduct didn't occur, which I certainly would not assume at this point.