Sentence examples for which is unforeseeable from inspiring English sources

Licensed establishments and social hosts may be liable for drunk driving accidents, assaults, falls, and other injuries and property damage caused by a customer, but are not liable for behavior which is unforeseeable (e.g. falling out of a tree), nor are they liable if they only served food or non-alcoholic beverages to a drunk patron.

He has said that the resulting financial crisis was unforeseeable, which is wrong.

A burst refers to a group of possibly contiguous errors which is characteristic of unforeseeable effects of errors in data computation.

Staff shortage is surely an abnormal situation which can threaten the operation, safety, and reputation of a hospital (see definition above), but the sudden and unforeseeable character, which is typical for many crises, is not the case here.

Those V.A.R. models did little to help bankers when the unforeseeable happened in 2008, which is why they are generally viewed with some skepticism these days.

"Absent international authorization, the United States acting alone would be stepping into a situation the consequences of which would be unforeseeable," Mrs. Clinton told a House Appropriations subcommittee.

It is a decision with huge and as yet unforeseeable consequences for all the parties – none of which is unaffected by it.

The expected event is (and remains) uncertain, whereas the expectation of such an event provides the system with a relative certainty, which is used to get some bearings in an environment that remains unforeseeable.

And what endures is unforeseeable.

"The cost in blood and treasure is immense, and the outcome is unforeseeable.

"It is unforeseeable how long this transmission could last," Mr. Chavez said.