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At the same time, however, neoconservatives warn that well-intentioned government programs can produce unintended and unfortunate consequences for the people they are meant to help.

He perfectly embodies both the brilliant potential and unfortunate consequences of hip-hop's global reach.

Such high concentrations of drug in the gut may well be responsible for the gastrointestinal side-effects (e.g. bloating and diarrhoea) that are a frequent and unfortunate consequence of metformin usage in humans (Bytzer et al, 2001).

It seeks to narrow the circle of who is in and who is not, and this has unfortunate consequences for an institution of higher education.

The current debate about so-called partial birth abortion has produced some strange and unfortunate consequences.

As globalization marches forward, along with seismic demographic shifts in the developed world, the seductive pull to look backward and inward will intensify, with unfortunate consequences for our politics and social order.

Similarly, the Antarctic Peninsula was reported to be warming fast, with unfortunate consequences for penguins and sea levels.

From the early 1860s whaling declined rapidly with the increasing use of petroleum, the onset of the Californian goldrush, and the American Civil War – with unfortunate consequences for the island.

Controversy about the usage of the term famine has had unfortunate consequences for response and accountability in several recent humanitarian emergencies.

Oates would be in charge of the ponies, but as he could not join the expedition until May 1910, Scott instructed Meares, who knew nothing of horses, to buy them with unfortunate consequences for their quality and performance.

Investment in private business corporations could have unfortunate consequences for the social security system--both financial and political--and would constitute an unnecessary interference with our free enterprise economy.