Sentence examples for quite unforeseen from inspiring English sources

He acknowledged that the initial rollout had been modest because of "practical difficulties, some quite unforeseen".

Into the mix at a very late stage came another – quite unforeseen – factor: the sitting MP, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, was forced to resign after being caught in a newspaper sting, suggesting that he could use his influence as an MP and former minister for money.

In the past month, India was thrown into quite an unforeseen turmoil over nationalism; or rather a possible lack of it.

The media, he said, had treated Jeb's candidacy "quite well," but unforeseen x factors (read: Trump) had disrupted the process.

The media, he said, had treated Jeb's candidacy "quite well," but unforeseen X factors (read: Trump) had disrupted the process.

It's one thing for Congress to enact a general industry tax or fee to take care of a once-unforeseen problem, quite another to go after individuals or corporations.

Barring some unforeseen calamity, it's quite likely that 2014 will be the first year since the housing bubble in which G.D.P. growth reaches three per cent.

In an unforeseen twist, her food was actually quite good (John even called her linguine a "crowdpleaser").

This is potentially quite a severe limitation because there may be unforeseen interactions between the effects of different environmental drivers.

Barring unforeseen events, I don't see Cheney giving quite the speech at 2012's GOP convention that Karl Rove was probably hoping for.

They are programmed to understand positive and negative answers, and then reply accordingly, but they don't know quite what to do when the kid veers off in an unforeseen direction…as kids do.