Sentence examples for untoward events from inspiring English sources

Two untoward events ensued.

It commended the government for taking "strict measures to check such untoward events".

One moment she was middle class, envisioning a placid old age, and then a series of untoward events ambushed her.

Long-term bonds typically pay more than short-term ones, because there is more time for untoward events, like default or inflation, to occur.

To determine the relationship between untoward events noted during phacoemulsification surgery associated with aberrant infusion misdirection and their causal relationship to current infusion sleeve design.

Computer-based surgical simulation promises to provide a broader scope of clinical training through the introduction of anatomic variation, simulation of untoward events, and collection of performance data.

In contrast to previous reports, most untoward adverse events were episodes of symptomatic hypotension associated with absolute or relative bradycardia following regadenoson injection [ 17].

I am also conscious that any untoward event, incident or threat to this national security draws the greatest concern in the nation's psyche.

With the convention site sealed off and the Republican agenda a rosy model of nondissent, the marchers, bolstered by assorted other protesters, sought to instigate the only untoward event of the day for the 15,000 visiting news workers.

"Have you ever noticed how," Henninger wrote, "on a scale of one to 10, every untoward event in the life of the Bush presidency goes straight to a 10? "The Abu Ghraib photos?

Patients who experience no symptoms may need to be convinced of the necessity of taking their medication daily to prevent the occurrence of an untoward event (in hypertension, a stroke or other cardiovascular problems).