Sentence examples for unforeseeable a from inspiring English sources

That for a period of time whose length was unforeseeable, a player saw the basket with enhanced clarity or a team played with special cohesion and confidence?

Emergency management officials said Tuesday that the landslide, or at least one on this scale, was unforeseeable — a product of near-record rains on loose glacial soil.

The set-up (it's not really a plot) starts with a government minister, Simon Foster Tom Hollanderr) making a gaffe live on radio: he says that a war in the Middle East is "unforeseeable", a slippery word pounced on first by the media and then by Malcolm, who hauls in Simon for a lesson – delivered as if to a half-wit – on why he should never, ever risk telling the media anything it can use.

The battered and brutalized giant had been growing, to be sure, since the agricultural reforms that came in the wake of Chairman Mao's death in 1976, but in terms of China's being a factor in the world economy, much less a vital trading partner of the United States this was essentially unforeseeable a quarter century ago.

During times of conflict, when differences carry colossal weight and resolutions seem unforeseeable, a new form of expression from artists who create at the intersection of cultures and aesthetics will expand the realm of the possible, and bring nuances to issues otherwise viewed as black and white.

With its short-term focus, Pfizer overlooked the fact that Viagra was itself what Taleb calls a "black swan"–an unforeseeable event with a large impact.

Still, managing something as big as the federal government and unforeseeable as a presidency presents an inevitably steep learning curve.

There are circumstances in life that you can't control, i.e., being born into a dysfunctional family, losing your family member at a young age, becoming a victim of an unforeseeable accident, or having a cancer.

Nor would I rule out the possibility that a direct product of unlawful official activity might properly be excludable as a fruit of that activity—even where the product is so unforeseeable that a deterrent rationale for exclusion will not suffice—on the ground that the Government should not play an ignoble part.

When the EIP Encephalitis Project was initiated, it was unforeseeable that a virus never before identified in the Western Hemisphere would cause an encephalitis epidemic in the United States.

But what happened was not unforeseeable," Volker Radeloff, a professor of forest ecology and management at the University of Wisconsin, told The Washington Post.