Sentence examples for intended consequences from inspiring English sources

These processes have unintended as well as intended consequences.

PRINCETON Bernstein Gallery "Intended Consequences: Rwandan Children Born of Rape," photographs by Jonathan Torgovnik of Rwandan women who were raped during the genocide and the children they bore.

TODAY'S recommended economics writing: Krugman on forecasting, and AS/AD (Scott Sumner) Intended consequences and the yen (Alphaville) On September (Tim Duy) The ten suggestions (Ben Bernanke).

JM: And the other thing that happens whenever Congress passes a law – well, there's intended consequences and unintended consequences.

I show how the side-taking hypothesis explains these otherwise puzzling patterns of moral judgment — especially its focus on actions rather than intended consequences.

The impact of climate change has had intended consequences on rangeland degradation with important socio-cultural structures that are also aimed at managing rangeland resources (Coppock 1994; Oba 1998; Haile and Yilma 2009).

An additional unintended (or perhaps intended) consequence is that when great swaths of neighborhoods are landmarked, the opportunity for a truly economically integrated neighborhood begins to disappear.

Actions have more than one consequence, and more than the intended consequence.

A logical and intended consequence of this definition is that all isotopes sharing an atomic number count as the same element.

It is very much an intended consequence.

But, the end of these negotiations isn't an unintended consequence of Congressional action, it is very much an intended consequence.