Sentence examples for pleasant side effect from inspiring English sources

Alice Mason, a prominent independent broker in Manhattan, said the shared listings could have a pleasant side effect: collegial brokers.

They found that doing this doubled the stress level in the containment pen, which the overlords considered a pleasant side effect.

Chocolate can stir affection and awaken the taste buds, but some people wonder if it can have a less pleasant side effect: keeping them up at night.

But none denied that it had the pleasant side effect of casting Mr. Gore into the limelight as the man who tried to save American homeowners from a winter of sky-high heating bills.

But because his decision not to take Bush on directly had the pleasant side effect of preserving his job and his status, it feels, again in retrospect, as if it was another case of Powell being unwilling to do anything that might damage his career.

That is, while I may not be getting a lot of closure, the immanency of my permanent departure from the land of secondary schooling has also had the pleasant side effect of forcing me to better appreciate the things I do have left.

"It has pleasant side effects.

And though you report some pleasant side effects, it's crucial to note that there can be serious risks associated with each behavior.

Most of us know the pleasant side effects of this, the way a few drinks loosen the tongue, make you feel more open and carefree.

He'd thought of rapping as just another pleasant side-effect of being high.

A refusal to rise to an insult will have the pleasant side-effect ofconfounding your tormentor.