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unforeseen



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It wasn’t the kind of unforeseen expense she imagined using her new cash savings for, which made it “a hard pill to swallow,” Sanchez said.

From MarketWatch

The company is spending almost $100 billion on backup data-center capacity to cover unforeseen demand from future products and research, the documents show.

From The Wall Street Journal

The unforeseen jump in inflation in the third quarter has forced the RBA to reemphasize the fact that it is again nervously watching incoming data, and little else.

From The Wall Street Journal

Holiday forecasting has been challenging in the postpandemic years, which have been rife with unforeseen circumstances—from supply chain disruptions to decades-high inflation.

From Barron's

And while $300,000 or less sounds like a nice round figure, it could quickly end up costing more when plumbing and other foreseen and unforeseen structural conditions are taken into account.

From MarketWatch