unexpected events造句

While that intuitive belief is legitimate, as sometimes we do notice unexpected events, people don't realize how often we miss unexpected events.

In the course of our work, unexpected events emerge one after another.

United can't and won't always be on the good side of unexpected events.

We talked for several hours. It was probably between 11pm and midnight when the unexpected events began to unfold.

But he has found himself obliged by the unexpected events of the "Arab Spring" to continue where Bush left off.

We can look at the code and determine if it handles unexpected events properly, has logical flaws, and so on.

For example, it can share disclosure information with the Hong Kong stock exchange and act accordantly in cases of unexpected events.

Of course, neither will deliver precisely what he promises thanks to the constraints of deficits, congressional horse-trading and the flow of unexpected events.

And although unexpected events will continue to knock it off course, it is more likely to succeed if it can cling to at least some general sense of where it is trying to go.

There are many unexpected events in life, the unspoken misunderstandings, the cold eyes and the unrespected, the brutal exclusion, suppression and retaliation, the injustice, the trap and the dark gun, which make us all the time injured, and the injury becomes an indispensable part of our life.