Sentence examples for a welcome effect from inspiring English sources

"It's a welcome effect," says climate scientist and co-author Lorenzo Polvani of Columbia University.

If one should help others because that's the right thing to do — and, fortunately, it also ends up promoting one's own interests, then that's more like utilitarianism, since the promotion of self-interest is a welcome effect but not what, all by itself, justifies one's character or actions.

The response of many personalization advocates to people's concerns about day centre closures is that these are not services that people value and that their demise will be a welcome effect of transferring purchasing decisions to individuals.

Studying the brain's ischemic cascade, where repair processes are initiated through the expression of several of these aforementioned survival proteins, an upregulation of protective proteins and pathways by a targeted treatment is obviously a welcome effect (Moskowitz, 2010).

Forcing employees to make a choice seems to have a positive, and welcome, effect on overall savings.

If it found an audience it might have the welcome effect of making a married couple of superheroes, Ant Man and Wasp, available for an eventual Avengers sequel.

"Size is a welcome side effect of our actions, but it is not the core objective," he said.

But the shortage of funds turned out to have a welcome side effect.

A welcome side effect of such a strategy is that it plucks a family out of the New York vacation rat race.

And eating insect-resistant veggies will not make us insect-resistant (though come to think of it that might be a welcome side effect).

Previous research had detected similar inverse correlations between allergies and brain tumours, suggesting that a welcome side effect of allergy was resistance to cancer.