Sentence examples for an unexpected consequence from inspiring English sources

However, the arrival of wealth and fame had an unexpected consequence.

"What we have now is an unexpected consequence of doing the right thing".

In the meantime, however, there has been an unexpected consequence: daily sales of macadamia nuts have hit record highs.

All numbers seem more interesting, because of Singh's book, even 26: how's that for an unexpected consequence?

But only now are politicians and criminologists beginning to confront an unexpected consequence of the get-tough-on-crime philosophy that created the prison-building boom.

Still, Richter's thermotron did have an unexpected consequence: it prompted American physicists to consider what a genuine thermonuclear reactor might look like.

We found ourselves stranded, just as dusk was rolling into dark, on the side of the road just outside of town: a not unexpected consequence of hitch hiking through eastern and southern Africa without a known person for thousands of miles.

This wonderful fecundity – a product of our unique island geography and history, and linked without doubt to the potency of the grubby, vibrant and fibrous English language – does, however, have a few unexpected consequences.

In an even more unusual twist in the news, the huge match-fixing scandal enveloping soccer has an unexpected basketball consequence: Besiktas, the Turkish club that signed Deron Williams to play for its basketball team during the N.B.A. lockout, had its assets frozen when its deputy chairman was arrested.

He says one unexpected consequence of the furniture was a "freeing up" of his painting.

There has been another, unexpected consequence of having children.