Sentence examples for few unintended consequences from inspiring English sources

The policy had a few unintended consequences.

The article also noted a few unintended consequences in the government's earlier attempts to rein in runaway C.E.O.

Bart Potenza had a few unintended consequences as he tried various ways to make his vegan restaurant, Candle Cafe, on the Upper East Side, more environmentally friendly.

The main consumer federation in Australia, Choice, says that while regulations here have had a few unintended consequences, they have created incentives for retailers and consumers alike to rely more on debit cards, which have much lower processing costs, instead of credit cards.

Maybe, in fact, the next chapter will be more benign with fewer unintended consequences than the shift from whale oil to fossil fuel.

There are only a few studies of unintended consequences related to the implementation of CPOE systems.

Few artists grasp the unintended consequences of passing passion better than Ms. Campion and Ms. Munro.

Few imagined that the unintended consequences of Bush's grand crusade could be so bad.

AMONG the myriad targets Britain's government likes to set for itself, few have had more malign unintended consequences than the apparently innocuous commitment to get 50% of all young people into degree courses by 2010.

A few interventions and strategies reported unintended consequences: for example changed arrangements to increase availability of same day appointments (advanced access) in general practice made it harder to get planned appointments for ongoing chronic disease management with the consequence that poorer care was observed for those with chronic care needs [ 27].

One of those is the effort to get contraceptives to as many people as possible, at the lowest cost possible -- this for the simple reason that we have come to accept that sex is inevitable, and that abortions and other unintended consequences are fewer when contraceptives are widely used.