Sentence examples for an unplanned consequence of from inspiring English sources
An unplanned consequence of this change in procedure was that the women were informed of their allocation before they gave written consent.
(6% of the British population being regular churchgoers, versus 26%.) A few people in the U.S. seem to be reading it out of curiosity about godless Europe, but for the most part I think what they're responding to is a kind of unplanned consequence of the fact that I wrote it in the first place for people who would bring no knowledge to it.
It was an unplanned event, of course.
It had me wondering whether he found it so easy to sound untroubled by the unplanned consequences of his reckless actions because he was never really all that bothered about anything much.
The theft, involving millions of dollars of weapons, highlights the messy, unplanned consequences of programs to arm and train rebels — the kind of program the C.I.A. and Pentagon have conducted for decades — even after the Obama administration had hoped to keep the training program in Jordan under tight control.
New York's insurance system has been a working laboratory for the core provision of the new federal health care law — insurance even for those who are already sick and facing huge medical bills — and an expensive lesson in unplanned consequences.
This was an unplanned, spur of the moment decision.
Interviewers obtained information about the community's perception of the nature of the student community activities, community engagement, student communication with the community, the student intervention project, sustainability of the project, unplanned consequences, and any challenges the community had.
However, some research suggests that unplanned pregnancies are a consequence of natural disaster [ 37].
Two respondents reported unplanned pregnancy as a consequence of unaffordable birth control.
The scale of births after an unplanned pregnancy (20%40%% of children in developed countries) warrants an investigation of the consequences for the child.
