Sentence examples similar to unforeseen blunders from inspiring English sources

As with Odysseus, the story of the past five years is one of blunders made, unforeseen problems encountered, opportunities missed.

There is a third scenario: Senator Clinton wins just one of the big ones on Tuesday but decides to hang on rather than gracefully step aside, hoping that some blunder, or some other unforeseen force — a news event, a scandal — causes the Obama effort to implode.

They should do so even if they think that the president's policy will prove ineffective, do no good, waste money, or entail unforeseen risks; they should do so even if they think he has gotten the nation into this situation by blunders, fecklessness, arrogance, or naiveté; and they should so even if, and especially, if they have no confidence in his judgment.

Unforeseen events were everywhere.

Blunders in style [graphic].

Unforeseen events occur.

"That's unforeseen.

There are blunders.

An unforeseen crisis?

But others were unforeseen.

Yet another unforeseen complication!