Sentence examples for An odd consequence from inspiring English sources
An odd consequence of that, said one contributor, was that many people would rather have a "free" delivery than pay extra to specify a particular time.
Here Leavitt's sense of observed reality seems to falter, just momentarily, and there is an odd consequence: an older, thinner kind of gay writing starts to show through his sophisticated manner.
Which had an odd consequence.
The Associated Press caught onto an odd consequence of the Court's ruling that might partially explain why conservative Republican Gov. Jan Brewer of Arizona wants to broaden Medicaid: In states that don't expand Medicaid, some poor legal immigrants would be able to access tax credits for private health insurance that citizens with the same income couldn't get.
Still, even if none of these products hits the shelves, prepare for one very odd consequence.
Prof. Rudiger Dornbusch of M.I.T. points out a somewhat odd consequence of the Government's collecting too little tax revenue.
From another perspective, however, the digital revolution had the odd consequence of reviving pre-corporate rock methods of musical consumption.
Dworkin's view, which attracted almost no adherents, had the odd consequence that no one might know what the law of the legal system is, since no one might yet have thought of the best constructive interpretation.
It's another odd consequence of the federal government keeping the financial system intact.
This assumption has the odd consequence that death can affect us only if posthumous events can.
