Sentence examples for an unforeseen consequence of from inspiring English sources

Gaughan said an unforeseen consequence of issuing control orders was the opportunity to rehabilitate people.

Mr. McGurn said that the prospect of employees being forced into bankruptcy is an unforeseen consequence of the option boom.

Brian Cowen, Ireland's prime minister, grumbled about the turmoil being an "unforeseen consequence" of the German move.

The boy's parents are helpless witnesses to this tragedy, an unforeseen consequence of the family's exploration of an abandoned house in the New Hampshire woods.

It is an unforeseen consequence of get-tough-on-crime policies — long sentences that have created a large population of aging prisoners.

In addition, an unforeseen consequence of a tax credit system aimed at tackling child poverty is that poor, childless singletons were arguably more exposed to the cost-of-living crisis.

I will also include in this category any unforeseen consequence of that decision, even if it doesn't impact a directly involved party.

While the development made agriculture and construction interests rich and provided jobs and cheap homes for the state's fast-growing population, an unforeseen consequence has been the choking of much of the state's surface waters.

The raid had an unforeseen consequence, when the commander of Île Bonaparte General Nicolas Des Bruslys, committed suicide rather than lead the garrison against the British landing parties.

The reason that the political wives were required to take part in this catwalk of shame – with even Mrs Clegg stepping up her time at elbow-side after an early invisibility – was another unforeseen consequence of the TV debates.

An equally unfortunate and unforeseen consequence of the government's effort to wage war over the market in illegal drugs is the catalytic effect of causing the violent activity associated with drugs.