Sentence examples for unanticipated possibilities from inspiring English sources

American relations with this fascinating nation hold unanticipated possibilities.

Contextual utilisation becomes central; by combining the three elements practical skills, tacit and codified knowledge to serve ever more articulated needs, numerous opportunities and often unanticipated possibilities emerge.

Another important finding is the blossoming of yttrium manganite in unanticipated directions including the possibility of studying cosmic string formation in the early universe under a laboratory microscope.

Experts suspect that young patients, further from natural mortality, are even more shaken by the possibility of unanticipated death.

I might not have a steady income or a posh apartment – but I wake up most mornings with a sense of freedom and the possibility of unanticipated adventures.

Not only an unusually large surface area, but also unique physical and chemical characteristics, redox features as well as significant decoration with transition metals alert to a possibility of unanticipated bioresponses resulting from interactions of SWCNT with cells, tissues, and biofluids.

The possibility that unanticipated low-dose effects (LDE) are also a factor in environmental carcinogenesis further complicates matters.

However due to widespread function and highly pleotropic nature, Notch inhibition raises the possibility of unanticipated adverse effects in host tissues including gastrointestinal toxicity after GSI treatment or formation of vascular tumors after DLL4 ligand blockade [ 4, 5].

However, she says, AOL is examining any possible unanticipated problems.

Mr. Caine's unanticipated coda suggests a new possibility in the original: that the variations could be infinite.

Inherent safety, safety factors, and multiple barriers have an important common feature: They all aim at protecting us not only against risks that can be assigned meaningful probability estimates, but also against dangers that cannot be probabilized, such as the possibility that some unanticipated type of event gives rise to an accident.