Sentence examples for as an unexpected consequence from inspiring English sources
Laws that allow British intelligence agents to bug and burgle are to be amended to permit bribery as well, as an unexpected consequence of the government's latest anti-corruption proposals.
Henry County is one of hundreds of U.S. hospitals trying to cope with an unexpected consequence of the Affordable Care Act of 2010, known as Obamacare: millions more Americans have health insurance, but it requires them to spend thousands of dollars before their insurer kicks in a dime.
The number of Polish migrants that moved to Britain has been an unexpected consequence of the European Union's expansion and has ethnically diversified the population.
Still, Richter's thermotron did have an unexpected consequence: it prompted American physicists to consider what a genuine thermonuclear reactor might look like.
Archbishop William J. Levada of the Archdiocese of San Francisco wrote to Mayor Brown that the wording was an insult to the church and that the introduction of devastating diseases to the continent was an unexpected consequence of European exploration and not a deliberate effort to kill off the Indians, as he said the plaque intimated.
The Swedish quartet said the new material was an "unexpected consequence" of their recent decision to put together a "virtual reality" tour.
It stung, it hurt, and it was an unexpected consequence of losing a loved one to a war that most Americans forget we are even fighting.
This week, UNESCO reports on an unexpected consequence of the smartphone revolution: People with limited access to books are reading more, thanks to those tiny, portable screens.
A sometimes unexpected consequence is the difficulty of fitting this new business unit into the existing organizational structure.
