Sentence examples for had unfortunate consequences from inspiring English sources

This may have had unfortunate consequences.

Sometimes the revolving door had unfortunate consequences.

However, that American triumph has had unfortunate consequences.

The lack of clear authority has had unfortunate consequences, the House members said.

This practice had unfortunate consequences: it overexposed the president, it produced friction with the networks and it conflicted with the established expectations of the viewing audience.

Business investment plans have been hurriedly shrunk, even as share prices have collapsed: since February 2000, high-tech stocks have halved in value.The stockmarket's collapse has had unfortunate consequences, particularly for Japanese banks.

These two problems have unfortunate consequences.

These complex Kurdish rivalries can have unfortunate consequences for Kurds living on the front line.

But transferring the complex to Pentagon control could have unfortunate consequences.

That reluctance could have unfortunate consequences for people like Mr. Turpin and Mr. Parr, who have been working on street photography projects in France.

It has become a costly, cumbersome administrative beast which is having unfortunate consequences for those who pose no more threat to society than most other people.