Sentence examples for unforeseen new from inspiring English sources

The economic restructuring intersected with democratic opening in many countries, creating unforeseen new pressures.

There are many reasons to believe that the vast new fiber optic network will similarly call forth unforeseen new applications.

McKinnon's experience that day was the start of an unforeseen new personal and scientific journey.

Soaring art sales have increased the volume of work in storage while also boosting its price, causing a build-up of value at the world's art vaults, and creating an unforeseen new risk factor for the insurance industry.

Barring unprecedented growth in the nursing workforce or unforeseen new forces in health care that intervene to reduce burden of care in society, the numbers of nurses will not keep pace with the demand for services.

"This KBO costs less fuel to reach [than other candidate targets], leaving more fuel for the flyby, for ancillary science, and greater fuel reserves to protect against the unforeseen," Alan Stern, New Horizons principal investigator, said in a press release.

After Wednesday's turn of events, the debate will be stoked with a new, unforeseen edge.

They also caution that every election cycle produces new, unforeseen ways to exploit the rules.

Scientists on several panels acknowledged that it was impossible to be certain about unforeseen effects from new engineering techniques.

Hackers have become extremely sophisticated, and as soon as companies figure out how to stop, or at least reduce, one problem, some new, unforeseen threat emerges.

And barring some new unforeseen threat, no one expects Mr. Clinton to make withdrawal from the treaty part of his legacy.