In some cases, the air strikes lead to unintended consequences.
These findings suggest that current Medicaid innovations may lead to unintended consequences for coverage and access.
But can pushing too hard to create "good soldiers" lead to unintended consequences?
Furthermore, this brute-force approach provides little physical insight and can lead to unintended consequences.
Just like performance-vesting equity in general, it may lead to unintended consequences.
Industry advocates even argue that the activists' actions lead to unintended consequences.
Could social media censoring of hate speech lead to unintended consequences, that unintentionally harm some groups or individuals over others?
However, because of the intertwining of receptor trafficking and signaling, cleavage of specific proteins may lead to unintended consequences.
Some pointed to analogies – both real and fictional – to express their concern that geoengineering might lead to unintended consequences that we would not easily be able to foresee.
Some, though, worry the programme could backfire in a phenomenon economists call the Cobra Effect, where cash rewards lead to unintended consequences.
Hodges said he welcomed the regulator's review, but warned there was a danger that price caps might lead to "unintended consequences" – including creating less competition, not more.
