Sentence examples for unforeseen actions from inspiring English sources

At the 'more than possible' or 'likely' level, 22% of interventions were judged to involve substantially more actions than the SR's label indicated; 37% resulted in substantial additional impacts, beyond reduced diarrhoea morbidity; and unforeseen actions by individuals, households or communities substantially contributed to the impacts in 48% of studies.

That amount shall cover the real predictable needs, assessed in the framework of the establishment of the draft budget, on the basis of forecasts drawn up annually by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy (the "High Representative"), and a reasonable margin for unforeseen actions.

Barring unforeseen action, the current impasse would break the record for a late state budget in New York, which budget experts and lawmakers say is Aug. 4, reached in both 1997 and 1999.

If the appeals court rules in favor of the states, the justice department may appeal to the supreme court, may hold off on an appeal until the supreme court landscape changes, or may mount a challenge in a different district court, or take as yet unforeseen action.

From commonplace crises to emergencies, we are all committed to creating a greater good--and sometimes that means taking unforeseen action to preserve it.

It's uncomfortable in completely unforeseen ways.

He worries the court could impose some unforeseen drastic action, or that the process could bankrupt Bay View.

A British official who was critical of the support given to Abd al-Rahman at this time later wrote that some changes were "a modification of policy deliberately proposed; others... the unforeseen consequence of action taken; others, perhaps the majority, appear superficially to represent a gradual drift, of which the Government was at the time unconscious".

The tiniest actions have unforeseen and dramatic consequences.

And central bankers, cautious by nature and profession, also harbor wariness for the unforeseen risks of unprecedented actions.

It would later become clear, however, that Lenard's actions had unforeseen consequences for science — and those consequences would resonate long after Lenard's victory.