But the voters have watched his lips perhaps even more carefully than he intended, and that is already having unforeseen effects early in this election year.
IF THE weather holds and there are no unforeseen complications, then early in the morning on July 8th a woman and three men will ascend the launch tower at Florida's Kennedy Space Centre, strap themselves into Atlantis, the last operational space shuttle, and, as the engines ignite, wait for the countdown to reach zero.
For example, the current crisis deals with fixing unforeseen effects of an early change that attempted to fix "spam" transactions by introducing limits to the number of transactions.
Short-term milestones with deliverables improve overall throughput, but moreover the repeated cycle of developing, testing, and reevaluating helps to actively bring out and deal with the unforeseen and unpredictable obstacles early on.
Planning to finish early means any unforeseen delays won't automatically derail my chances of completing the draft on time.
If, for some unforeseen reason, you caught an earlier connection or you had an extra day's vacation and want to arrive earlier, call them first.
The harder you work today, the more work you'll have in the long run, even if it means that this particular assignment will end early due to your unforeseen brilliance.
The reason that the political wives were required to take part in this catwalk of shame – with even Mrs Clegg stepping up her time at elbow-side after an early invisibility – was another unforeseen consequence of the TV debates.
(1) The contractor could postpone starting the house three days and still complete it on schedule, barring unforeseen difficulties (see the difference between early and late times at the Finish).
The truth is that cutting-edge technologies take many unforeseen twists that often obsolete the early industry leaders.
