Sentence examples for is an unavoidable consequence of from inspiring English sources
Any effective protest inevitably causes a degree of disruption and inconvenience: it is an unavoidable consequence of the right to protest, which is a cornerstone of our democracy.
Walters says that price difference is an unavoidable consequence of the quality improvements and giving the Tianlang factory workers overtime pay and vacation time.
"It is an unavoidable consequence of the engagement of labour hire workers as casual employees, or as independent contractors, that they do not receive the benefit of many/any minimum employment conditions under the National Employment Standards," the report said.
The Eighth Amendment, barring cruel and unusual punishment, prohibits Los Angeles "from punishing involuntary sitting, lying, or sleeping on public sidewalks that is an unavoidable consequence of being human and homeless without shelter," Judge Kim McLane Wardlaw wrote.
Those who have now finally put him out of his misery will remain in office, no doubt convinced their own botched management of the captaincy is an unavoidable consequence of well-intentioned loyalty.
Falling is a good example of something that can be seen in one of two ways; either it is an unavoidable consequence of our get-up-and-go lifestyles, or it is an inability to perform such a rudimentary task that it cannot be tolerated.
He said such leakage was "an unavoidable consequence of the lack of ground troops".
Mass shootings may be an unavoidable consequence of life, but Donald Trump's cloddish buffoonery is not.
Federal officials said the reduction for Nevada was an unavoidable consequence of failed negotiations in California over how to divide water within Southern California.
If suicides were an unavoidable consequence of economic downturns, this would just be another story about the human toll of the Great Recession.
Juwono Sudarsono, the defense minister, said the breakdown in law and order was an unavoidable consequence of Mr. Wahid's much-praised decision to remove the military from law enforcement.
