0 An unforeseeable event or situation is one that cannot be known about or guessed before it happens:
Loss due to unforeseeable circumstances is borne by the purchaser.
These countries were facing a very grave crisis with unforeseeable consequences.
The district had argued that the game was safe and well supervised, and that the accident was unforeseeable.
They argued that the doctor's mistakes did not necessarily cause the death. Rather, unforeseeable drug interactions were more likely to blame.
The consequences were by no means unforeseeable.
Unforeseeable sound events leave no promises and open no temporal horizons, leaving no traces of themselves in time.
Unforeseeable events occurred, the contract was exceeded and re-negotiations were necessary.
They represent the cumulative and unforeseeable result of a large number of innovations and changes.
It may turn out that both will be needed in some as yet unforeseeable combination.
Another familiar phenomenon is the often unforeseeable victory of a de facto standard over the official version.
