Sentence examples for processes have unintended from inspiring English sources

These processes have unintended as well as intended consequences.

Business associations warned it could have "unintended consequences".

Great books have unintended consequences and seldom provide road maps.

James Chapman in the Daily Mail says Lady Warsi, the Foreign Office minister and minister for faith, has told fellow ministers that the gay marriage legislation could have "unintended consequences".

But as is often the case along the fragile shore, what's good for one community may have unintended effects elsewhere.

But one former regulator expressed concern that the new rules — the Fed and the F.D.I.C. are insisting that even coffee shop conversations be reported — might have unintended effects.

But others said, while they don't agree with the conduct of the Ershad, the app "disturbs police activities" and could have "unintended consequences".

On Wednesday, the F.B.I. chastised news outlets that mistakenly reported an arrest in the case, saying it could have "unintended consequences".

Representative Eric Cantor, Republican of Virginia and the House majority leader, said the bill could have "unintended consequences," contributing perhaps to an increase in consumer prices.

Mullen added that he worried that an attack could have "unintended consequences that are difficult to predict in what is an incredibly unstable part of the world".

Likewise, the economist Christopher Smallwood, who chaired a discussion of the pamphlet, thinks that for this reason a panic about Brexit could have unintended good consequences.