Sentence examples for unanticipated that from inspiring English sources
In "Only the Paranoid Survive", Dr Grove's bestselling book, he argues that every company will face a confluence of internal and external forces, often unanticipated, that will conspire to make an existing business strategy unviable.
An ethical challenge for environmental health research is that it may yield private information about medical conditions or genetic or environmental disorders or risks that are unanticipated, that may be distressing, or that parents may not want to know or not want their children to know.
In every campaign, it is the unanticipated that provide the key turning points.
When, after ordering, a parade of tiny saucers appears a cucumber salad marinated in cilantro, parsley, and lemon juice; shaved fennel with raisins and cumin; a traditional charred-tomato-and-pepper salad called matbucha they are so pretty and unanticipated that first-time patrons might wonder if an entrée is even necessary.
Still, it was unanticipated that our computer algorithm, which only captured prior hospital contacts, generated 1,904 healthcare-associated reference episodes, whereas the physicians' assessment generated just 518 reference episodes.
Although it has not been previously established, it is, therefore, not completely unanticipated that carcinomas arising from the peripheral zone would exhibit patterns of biomarker expression that differ from those arising in the transition zone.
After the annexation of Sudetenland, Hitler immediately invaded Czechoslovakia, which without support of its western allies, had no option but to surrender to Nazi occupation and the unanticipated horrors that were to follow in that country throughout World War II.
These observations suggest that increased IGF-I signaling over long periods have unanticipated consequences that are distinct from the pro survival effects observed in acute settings.
Today, however, the central bank cautioned that "in recent months, there have been a number of unanticipated developments that bear on the outlook for inflation and economic activity in Canada".
That morning, two programmers were with Weir, and a discussion was under way about how to fix unanticipated reverb that was appearing in the game.
It is the kind of unanticipated problem that can arise in a crisis, Mr. Greene said.
