Sentence examples for unplanned response from inspiring English sources
Probably the most memorable moment came off the field in Hodgson's hearteningly mature and decent unplanned response to the attacks in Paris last November.
It makes no sense that the Russkies had some 200 fully armed, fueled tanks halfway into Georgia within two days, as a spontaneous and unplanned response to aggression.
In developing countries such as Myanmar, privatization was widespread as an unplanned response to the failure of the public sector [ 2].
In fact, according to the study, there was no such preparation by Saddam or any of his generals, not even as the regime's "world crumbled around it"; the insurgency was an unplanned, evolving response to the political failings and humiliations of the occupation.
Coping strategies are short-term and unplanned in response to unexpected crop failure and yield losses and just for survival, while adaptation strategies are long-term and planned responding to expected and continued decline or uncertainty in future crop productivity and food production (Smit and Wandel 2006; Vogel 1998; Osbahr et al. 2008).
Paradoxically, however, this example also represents a situation where it is possible to harness the consequences of an unplanned evolutionary response.
' (ID307, female, 59 years) 'It's like being on insulin … they're both quite dangerous materials.' However, first-time dose adjustment was sometimes unplanned, unprepared for, and in response to weaknesses in the dosing advice system: 'For some reason between 5 o'clock on Friday night and 8 o'clock Monday morning you're very much on your own with the NHS GP practice.
The ubiquitous response in other parts of the empire can hardly have been unplanned, despite Vespasian's claim that his pronunciamento was a response to the misgovernment of Vitellius (who only reached Rome in mid-July).
Event-free survival (EFS) was the interval (in months) from diagnosis to progression at any time, relapse from complete response, or initiation of new, previously unplanned treatment or to the last follow-up in the patients with treatment success.
Mr. Romney mentioned the 15percentt figure in response to a question at a news conference, leaving uncertain whether his comment was unplanned or a deliberate effort to begin airing the issue ahead of a general election campaign.
