Sentence examples for largely unintended from inspiring English sources

The harm he does Mr Blair is a largely unintended consequence of who and what he is.

In a memorandum, the malaria chief, Dr. Arata Kochi, complained to his boss, Dr. Margaret Chan, the director general of the W.H.O., that the foundation's money, while crucial, could have "far-reaching, largely unintended consequences".

Cameron could simply say that work is the best cure for poverty, for child poverty, and, often, for mental illness, and boast about his government's extraordinary – and largely unintended – record in creating jobs.

In Japan, the American declaration of war on international terrorism has already had one dramatic, if largely unintended, effect: pushing this country's debate over the role of its armed forces further in the last three weeks than in the previous three decades.

The complexity introduced by regime switches seems to increase even more the need to avoid policy errors since largely unintended effects may be produced.

The large-scale consequences of the choices they make in response to these changes are largely unintended, and so any regularity in these consequences constitutes a spontaneous order.

The authors concluded that the formation of false memories is largely an unintended consequence, or byproduct, of elaborative semantic and visual encoding processes [ 35].

Congestion in the Sun Belt has largely been the unintended result of a conscious choice by many residents to live in low-density neighborhoods far from commercial and employment centers.

67 However, largely as an unintended consequence of the Montreal definition, there is a third important cause of 'PPI failure' in symptomatic GORD; an incorrect diagnosis.

In a turbulent economy, any policy experiment will have unintended consequences largely shouldered by poor and low-income people.

The administration's policy on birth control coverage follows the recommendation of the National Academy of Sciences Institute of Medicinee, which studied the medical facts, including high rates of unintended pregnancy and abortion largely caused by lack of access to birth control.