Sentence examples for unforeseen fluctuations from inspiring English sources
Among them were quicker communication of voltage problems and plans for companies that generate, transmit or distribute power to manage voltage -- the electrical equivalent of water pressure -- in the transmission grid to be able to handle unforeseen fluctuations.
This perpetual change which goes on in the United States, these frequent vicissitudes of fortune, these unforeseen fluctuations in private and public wealth, serve to keep the minds of the people in a perpetual feverish agitation, which admirably invigorates their exertions and keeps them, so to speak, above the ordinary level of humanity.
Having rejected elements of President Bush's proposal, the governors are trying to devise an alternative that would make federal costs more predictable while still allowing Medicaid to respond to economic fluctuations and other unforeseen events.
Flexibility can be understood as the ability of a power system to "respond rapidly to large fluctuations in demand and supply, both scheduled and unforeseen variations and events" ([3] p. 13).
The delayed start to the advertising war — which by this point in the last two presidential election cycles was already in full swing — has been one of the more unforeseen aspects of a campaign season that has had all the other trappings of a highly competitive race: wild poll fluctuations, a fight over coveted endorsements and spirited back-and-forth among the candidates.
Unforeseen events were everywhere.
Yet, there were unforeseen consequences.
There is also the unforeseen.
