Sentence examples for unpredictable cause from inspiring English sources

But plenty of financial advisors would agree that it makes sense to consider also holding a life insurance policy of some sort, so that your hard earned nest egg is preserved should something unpredictable cause your passing.

The field of politics is volatile, and unpredictable cause and effect relationships are common.

This is due to the unpredictable cause and nature of some of the conditions, such as dementia or COPD, and also because some of our long term conditions were relapsing and remitting.

Historians have become fascinated by more fluid and unpredictable causes, such as beliefs, customs and identities.

With refugees forced to guide the boats themselves often with no experience or knowledge, the vessels' paths are haphazard and unpredictable, causing rescuers and volunteers to patrol up and down the coast to help the latest arrivals.

Many of these factors cannot be predicted or measured since they totally depend on unpredictable causes.

Petroleum markets have become increasingly unpredictable causing destabilized fuel prices.

Since unpredictable rewards cause more dopamine release than predictable ones and more dopamine means more pleasure, one implication of this study is that people experience more pleasure with unpredictable rewards than with predictable ones — but they may not be consciously aware of this fact.

Petroleum/hydrocarbon markets have become increasingly unpredictable and cause destabilized commodity prices (e.g., fuel, food).

"The fear caused by these silent and unpredictable weapons causes civilians to flee in larger numbers than in the aftermath of conventional attacks".

But this has not happened after unpredictable weather caused a poor wheat crop in Russia.