Sentence examples for happier consequence from inspiring English sources

And the drift of foreign students from leading British private schools to American colleges may have another, somewhat happier, consequence: America might become rather better at cricket.

In the category of unintended but happier consequences, the backlash against driving may bolster some parts of the local economy.

His exhaustion was a happy consequence of success.

And here, perhaps, was the real, happy consequence of Barbera's open-door policy.

A happy consequence of this is the new Clockmakers Museumm on the first floor, recently opened by Princess Anne.

Calling an early election also had the happy consequence of complicating Khan's timetable for a return to national politics.

The unemployment rate rose to 9.9%, from 9.7%; this is actually a happy consequence of workers coming off the sidelines to hunt for jobs.

Alito raised the difficult issue of race and class, which is actually a happy consequence of the development of a sizable upper-middle-class minority community.

Messrs Rowland and Molina now share a Nobel prize; the ozone layer has been preserved and, as a happy consequence, the climate as a whole has benefited.

For the government, this is a happy consequence of the handover of control over interest rates.The Bank's governor, Eddie George, was under fire again this week.

I recently posited the theory that designers reserved their daftest ideas for women, a happy consequence of men's innate sartorial conservatism.