Sentence examples for been a welcome consequence from inspiring English sources
After Henson died, in 1990, the brand languished for years under various owners, and its reëmergence has been a welcome consequence of our current mania for rebooting.
But all this is a welcome consequence, not a driving factor.
All of the performers here respect and understand the depth in the spareness of his writing, the economy that is a welcome consequence of his long experience as a playwright.
For these men, because pregnancy may be a welcome consequence, the use of condoms in such relationships becomes problematic.
"Even though it is a very welcome consequence of much of what you do.
For Hayward, it's been frustrating: "The welcome consequence of the marketing campaign – an increase in reporting of USB – has been twisted by some to criticise the police and our partnership as a sign of our failure, when it is the exact opposite; it means that the transport system in London is getting safer for women and girls".
For those trooping to polling booths in Delhi, on April 10th, the consequence was a welcome holiday mood: strangely quiet roads, calm amid good weather, and general good humour as (almost) everybody relished a day off work.India's mammoth parliamentary election potentially involves 815m voters, so has been split across nine stages across the various states.
Provocation from a proapoptotic drug can elicit the signals for cellular destruction as a welcome consequence of chemotherapeutic intervention.
It's a welcome concession, but it should send a clear warning that such benefit-cutting measures can have damaging consequences.
That's a welcome development.
