Sentence examples for its unfortunate effects from inspiring English sources

Zigzagging through case studies of missionary Bibles or cold war language machines, Bellos calmly removes this old idea of the ineffable, and its unfortunate effects.

Its unfortunate side effects are legion.

The free will defence says that evil is a consequence of freedom; freedom is a good thing and therefore we have to accept evil as its unfortunate side-effect.

It is not yet possible to forestall the unfortunate effects of such single-gene defects, though gene therapy may eventually counter their effects, if not reverse them permanently.

Tax has been neglected for too long, with two unfortunate effects.

But the rise of community punishment has had two unfortunate effects.

The excessive use of stock options — at Dell and other companies — had other unfortunate effects.

On many prior occasions, I have noted the unfortunate effects of the rule of Michigan v. Long.

It is true, however, that in this case the blend of fact and fiction has had some unfortunate effects.

Value judgments aside, though, praise has very real and unfortunate effects — again, just like other types of rewards.

One of the unfortunate effects of that is that Ms Contostavlos has not had the opportunity of placing her defence before you and a wider public.