Sentence examples for surprising consequence from inspiring English sources

But protecting sugar also has a surprising consequence: it's hurting America's efforts to become more energy-efficient.

The reassignment of these families into a single order was a surprising consequence of family-level molecular studies.

And the surprising consequence of this separation is not that it led to a collapse of religious faith in America -- as weak human beings found themselves unable to believe without social and political reinforcement -- but that it led to one of the most vibrantly religious civil societies on earth.

In May the Lancet, a medical journal, published a study showing that the obesity rate among Chinese boys is 6.9%, almost twice as high as that among adult men.Perhaps the most surprising consequence of urbanisation is that obesity is expanding even faster in rural China than in the cities.

But this definition of incompatibilism has a surprising consequence.

A somewhat surprising consequence of Theorem 2.3 is the following version.

Some vulnerabilities have surprising consequences.

Obama's tilt may have some surprising consequences.

"I've treated my busy wife to your excellent newspaper with surprising consequences," he writes.

A series of events, fortunate and unfortunate, bring them together again, with surprising consequences.

One of the more surprising consequences of the fire that destroyed London 350 years ago this week was the way it spawned an entire literature of loss.