Sentence examples for hidden consequence from inspiring English sources

When she does buy products, Jo contemplates the integrity of the producer; each one, she says, has a hidden consequence.

Huge urban slums, meanwhile, are supposedly "the hidden consequence of 20 years of untrammelled market forces, greed, neglect and graft", not the highly complex communities they have always been, offering rural migrants an often brutal entry point to a more prosperous life.

"Surprising states with a dramatic hidden consequence" violates a basic principle of fair dealing between Washington and the states, the state lawyers said in the court brief.

So what are the potential hidden consequences?

While 'agro-resources' by definition do not use petroleum as raw material, there are often hidden consequences and impact created by their uses.

She began an independent study late last year after hearing the concerns of survivors who have long feared hidden health consequences from the devastating blaze.

Clark successfully resurrects Walter as a raconteur of apparently boundless talents -- but the writer he was remains largely hidden, an unfortunate consequence of Clark's emphasis on Walter as a mythmaker "from the Southern oral tradition".

The issue is our veiled mask glazed with decadent trim has in many ways hidden the true consequence of our historical scars.

It is politicians, in a wasteful attempt to hide the consequences of their policies, that may undermine the single market.

He told Fogel the Russian sports ministry was actively involved in the giving its athletes performance-enhancing drugs – and hiding the consequences – and that he met with the deputy sports minister, Yuri Nagornykh, at least once a week.

And to prove conspiracy, said Professor Brickman, who has written widely on asbestos law, the government will have to show not just that the Grace executives considered hiding the consequences of the activity in Libby, but also that they actually pursued doing so.