Unanticipated

Definition

unanticipated / ʌnæn'tÇsÇpeÇtÇd / adj မေမွ်ာ္လင့္ထားေသာ။ unanticipated costs/ setbacks.

Examples

1. ‘We were ready to prove ourselves as a threat to the unanticipated predictions of our competitors - we were going to show them all!’
2. ‘The subsequent unanticipated baby boom
3. of course
4. was a salutary refutation of the commission's demographic determinism.’
5. ‘The second largely unanticipated development that demands reappraisal has to do with religiosity itself.’
6. ‘Not to anticipate unanticipated consequences is a dangerous thing to do.’
7. ‘It is therefore also unforeseeable; it will necessarily be unanticipated in both senses.’
8. ‘He said that there had also been unanticipated benefits for pubs.’
9. ‘That is
10. they provide unanticipated encounters as well as common experiences.’
11. ‘While the nation celebrates its safer streets
12. there has been one unanticipated drawback: wine sales have plummeted.’
13. ‘There may also be as yet unanticipated long term effects.’
14. ‘This was wholly unexpected
15. wholly unanticipated and wholly irregular.’
16. ‘In some respects
17. this is the most unanticipated development of all.’
18. ‘It becomes an end in itself rather than an unanticipated surprise that leads you to some greater understanding.’
19. ‘Genetic diversity is what provides a hedge against unanticipated environmental changes.’
20. ‘These variables are also subject to unanticipated changes because of unforeseen domestic or external developments.’
21. ‘Of greater concern to health care practitioners is unpredictable and unanticipated toxicity.’
22. ‘My trip home had some pristine moments of unanticipated humour.’
23. ‘However
24. if a system has no flexibility
25. then it crumbles as soon as an unanticipated event happens.’
26. ‘As a result of the unanticipated weather change
27. the skiers had applied what was ultimately the wrong type of wax for the snow.’
28. ‘If you prepare for everything else
29. you will find that you're prepared for the unanticipated.’
30. ‘The trainees were flexible with unanticipated occurrences or unexpected changes.’