Sentence examples for unanticipated one from inspiring English sources

Running the game masters' room is a big expense for Origin and, to a large degree, an unanticipated one.

What is not a surprise is that he traces the cause of his depression to the death of his father, the charismatic double champion Graham Hill, in a plane crash in 1975, when Damon was 15 – "the night the points on the railway track of our lives were instantly switched from one destination to a completely unanticipated one".

All shocks will be unanticipated, one percent in size and hit the economy in period 1.

Research has indicated that although many stressors that members of minority groups confront are unanticipated, one consequence of repeated exposure to discrimination is that people begin to expect rejection based on their stigmatized identity (Mendoza-Denton et al. 2002).

The molecular analyses presented here have confirmed a number of suspected convergences identified on the basis of morphology, but also uncovered a number of hitherto unanticipated ones.

Is it possible to learn from the anticipated errors during design to analyze and improve the resilience against the unanticipated ones in production?

Evaluation designs need to do a better job at measuring anticipated effects, but also searching for unanticipated ones, for example: have regulatory interventions shifted care seeking to the unregulated private sector?

I experienced an unanticipated dividend one recent morning on my ride across town when the driver on the M79 looked down at my card, then up at me and asked, "What are you doing with your mother's card?" Automatically I responded with "Oh, how sweet of you".

Osama bin Laden and other terrorists are on the brink of achieving an unanticipated victory, one that could have long-term consequences for the United States.

This is not entirely unanticipated, as one would tend to believe that college students do not place parenthood high among their priorities at their age.

For historians like Faust, the key fact about the Civil War is the shock of carnage on an unanticipated scale: no one expected that much death, and people had to dress it as best they could.