Word: unforeseens
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...under makeshift circumstances, Rosovsky makes his second appearence in the Faculty dean's office--a move he himself admits is an unforeseen twist in his extensive academic career...
...under makeshift circumstances, Rosovsky makes his second appearance in the Faculty dean's office--a move he himself admits is an unforeseen twist in his extensive academic career...
...occurred amid conscious efforts at national carelessness. From the 1987 financial crash, to the 1988 presidential election, to the brought-to-you-by-TV revolutions abroad of 1989, we lived the era of Change via Remote control. The program trading of computers, the media-manipulating spin-doctors and the unforeseen uprising of millions abroad conspired to take events out of our hands. And we were content to let them...
...adoptive parents are saddled with an unforeseen defect, who should shoulder the load? Most experts put the onus on the adoptive parents. "Families, having decided to do an adoption, assume a certain risk," says Professor William Winslade of the University of Texas Medical School in Galveston. "If it is an incredibly difficult burden, it seems unfair not to give parents, who have provided the benefit to society by making the adoption, some special help. But I don't think the burden should be totally given back to the state either. Parents adopt because they want the joys -- and the sorrows...
...should be cautious about implementing national polices which might have unforeseen effects and which fail to address more fundamental problems. Marriage and childbearing are voluntary endeavors. We should not socialize the costs of these personal actions or force industry to bear them. Americans must be prepared to take the economic and moral consequences of their actions...