Sentence examples for paradoxical result from inspiring English sources

As pointed out by Kornhauser and Sager (1986) referring to real jury trials, the aggregation of individual opinions on logically interrelated propositions can lead to a paradoxical result, the so-called doctrinal paradox.

I wrote a book a few years ago, called the Paradox of Choice, that's about the paradoxical result that when people have too many options, instead of being liberated, they become paralyzed.

This paradoxical result has been named as the Perona-Malik Paradox [16].

He got the paradoxical result he had hoped for.

For the paradoxical result of Brendel's fierce and highly idiosyncratic temperament has been to release the music.

Trying too hard could "damage developing relations with traditional partners, such as Russia, and could lead to a paradoxical result".

The need for desegregation is in part the paradoxical result of decades of efforts by former Communist governments in Eastern Europe to better integrate Gypsies into society.

But the paradoxical result of the rise of two parties promising fresh approaches to the country's problems has been paralysis, not forward movement.

That's more or less the case in the new "Arrested Development," but the paradoxical result is that Season 4 is a painstaking exercise in the art of withholding.

The paradoxical result was that what was generally conceded to have been one of the best cryptographic systems in the history of cryptology was also the least secret.

The paradoxical result of this admirable goal, however, was a skeptical crisis even more devastating than that of the early French Renaissance.