Sentence examples for lead to unfortunate consequences from inspiring English sources

As Rebecca O'Connor, vice president of public policy for RAINN, said in a statement to the New York Times, "This sort of gray area [in state laws] can lead to unfortunate consequences".

Sometimes our choices can lead to unfortunate consequences.

We also asked whether the respondents had ever felt persuaded to accept an examination or treatment which they did not want (yes/no), and in case if this had led to unfortunate consequences for their health (yes/no).

Literature on safety has emphasised on the facts that accident finally leads to unfortunate consequence.

"That can lead to unfortunate confusions that can, very occasionally, have serious consequences for magicians in the Muslim world.

But that can lead to unfortunate results.

Choosing medical care out of desperation can lead to very unfortunate consequences.

I disagreed with relaxing my rules, and even saw that it might lead to some unfortunate consequences.

He immediately falls in love with his patron's daughter (Tsuru Aoki, Hayakawa's wife), which leads to an unfortunate consequence: He is so happy in his union that he no longer feels the need to create.

The dispersants have also led to another unfortunate consequence: an increase in the oil's solubility.

The evil act can lead to good consequences; a good act can lead to evil consequences.