Sentence examples for unpredictable aftermath from inspiring English sources
Yet in the memorable and unpredictable aftermath of that result, it was the SNP that was reborn, witnessing an influx of new members and remarkable electoral success.
But, on the rare occasions when such stories are publicly told, many crucial factors are often left out, or obscured: the complex dynamics that kick in during the incident; the deadening calculus that follows right after; the long, uneven, unpredictable aftermath.
History shows only that the markets tend to be volatile and unpredictable in the aftermath of close national elections.
The aftermath proved to be so long and bloody and unpredictable, a continuous downward spiral leading to a prolonged muddle, that it precluded the very idea of an ending.
"The fear caused by these silent and unpredictable weapons causes civilians to flee in larger numbers than in the aftermath of conventional attacks".
Shifts in fluid balance in the aftermath of haemorrhage with or without excessive transfusion can cause unpredictable variations in renal function and thereby pharmakokinetics.
The invasion of Iraq and its bitter aftermath should remind politicians for generations of the high cost and unpredictable results for those who roll what Otto von Bismarck called "the iron dice" and should forever discredit the notion of "preventive war".
Consequently, UAVs have been used in the aftermath of earthquakes for emergency management purposes, because earthquakes are highly unpredictable in time.
The political upheaval occurring in Iran in the aftermath of a presidential election widely perceived by the Iranian people to have been rigged has an unpredictable dynamic.
"Aftermath" by Rachel Cusk.
