Sentence examples for an unintended side effect from inspiring English sources

Now, perhaps as an unintended side effect of the booming economy, there is desk rage.

The attention that they are receiving for doing so is an unintended side effect.

Cars are becoming more computerized, an evolution that could have an unintended side effect: vulnerability to attacks.

But these lenses turned out to have an unintended side effect: they "may cure red-green colorblindness".

The scarcity of sites like KidFu may be an unintended side effect of the very legislation that was designed to protect children, experts say.

It is clear, however, that an unintended side effect of the bailouts was the short-circuiting of the market's own mechanisms to regulate excessive risk-taking.

Climate change is contentious enough as an unintended side-effect of burning fossil fuels.

As Max Weber recognised long ago, bureaucracies grow as an unintended side-effect of chasing elusive ideals.

But an unintended side-effect of the policy has been that renewables undercut relatively climate-friendly natural gas on price.

This is what Picasso was pointing out: there's a cost of maturity, an unintended side-effect of being able to exert self-control that also stifles our creativity, that represses the imagination.

As for Medicare reform, the Congressional Budget Office reckons that, as an unintended side-effect, a third of retired people whose drugs are now covered by their former employers will lose that coverage (why should the bosses pay if the government will pick up the tab?) and be forced to accept inferior cover from Medicare.