unforeseen

Even with the best intentions, agencies face unforeseen difficulties, rendering some of their efforts misguided at best.

If we can get beyond the pandemic and its economic fallout — and absent any other unforeseen emergencies — brands and marketers will instinctively welcome a return to a more stable business landscape.

They have to crash because expectations get out of whack, company leadership has a misstep or an unforeseen event causes a severe disruption to the business.

So, negative things can happen, and you have to deal with unforeseen circumstances.

That said, the ability to quickly change course due to unforeseen circumstances will be part of agencies’ process long after this moment.

It was announced that an unforeseen circumstance made it necessary to close the festival at once, and the company went home.

Above all, you do not calculate the chief part of one's expenditure,—the unforeseen.

The word musket is from muschetto, a kind of hawk, implying that its attack was equally destructive and unforeseen.

For a number of years the great project was held in abeyance by a series of unforeseen events.

Regrets; unforeseen circumstances—compelled to sail at once, and give up pleasure, &c.