Sentence examples for unplanned ways from inspiring English sources
"Reduced options for migration, combined with incomes threatened by environmental change, mean that people are likely to migrate in illegal, irregular, unsafe, exploited or unplanned ways," it warns.
In most cases, you don't get direct answers to your initial questions, but some issues feel resolved in unexpected and unplanned ways.
Maybe if they had this education at school they wouldn't have left home in an unplanned way".
The regular meetings have now become so much of a convention they could be regarded as part of the constitution – in a typically British unplanned way.
For the Mojave Desert seems to be emerging, in the unplanned way that these things will, as the site of a cluster of Brigadier General Yeager's spiritual descendants.
Closing services or restricting access to care and treatment is controversial, and if carried out in an unplanned way, can lead to real damage to patients and service users.
In September, 137,164 patients (8.1% of all 1.68m attendances that month) came back to an A&E in an unplanned way within seven days of their first attendance, compared with 119,856 (7.6%) in the same month a year earlier.
WASHINGTON — Most Americans suspect that President Obama was motivated by politics, not policy, when he declared his support for same-sex marriage, according to a poll released on Monday, suggesting that the unplanned way it was announced shaped public attitudes.
"Last year we weren't expecting Black Friday to be as big as it was and it ended up being a bloody war out there," says James. "People were competing each other down and prices went down in a very unplanned way".
Personal digital assistants (PDAs) are in use in some healthcare organisations but in an irregular and unplanned way.
If exception signalers and handlers are added to a SPL in an unplanned way, products can be generated on which variable features may signal exceptions that remain uncaught or are mistakenly caught by common features or other variable features.
