Sentence examples for strange consequence from inspiring English sources

That is another strange consequence of the Oakland experiment: to undermine a lot of old prejudices about who, and who was not, meant to play pro ball.

In New York, pregnancy is a ward in the House of medicine; in Paris, it is a chapter in a sentimental education — a strange consequence of the pleasures of the body.

A strange consequence of this concern is that left-leaning politicians, and even Mr Roh himself, who was a human-rights lawyer under military rule, discourage criticism of Mr Kim's human-rights abuses.

Across Europe a strange consequence of subsidised renewables is that some governments now want to pay power companies to maintain the capacity to produce electricity from fossil fuels to ensure that backup power is available.

Another strange consequence of MOTo is the following: If an object comes into existence, all that happens is that the object turns from a nonexistent into an existent one.

A strange consequence of the Guerena raid has been the ensuing controversy within the Pima County Republican Party.

Yet it is one of the strange consequences of his long career that Thurmond seems as popular these days among his Democratic colleagues as among the Republicans.

And the move to compensate the victims has had some strange consequences.

Apart from their strange consequences, sense-datum theories seem to commit their defenders to anti-physicalism.

Fortunately, researchers like Blumstein are now coming to terms with both the causes and strange consequences of this puzzling disorder.

It is indeed well known that insurance markets have strange consequences when utilities are state-dependent (that is, when the utility of income is affected by random events).