Sentence examples for the unfortunate effects from inspiring English sources

On many prior occasions, I have noted the unfortunate effects of the rule of Michigan v. Long.

It is not yet possible to forestall the unfortunate effects of such single-gene defects, though gene therapy may eventually counter their effects, if not reverse them permanently.

One of the unfortunate effects of that is that Ms Contostavlos has not had the opportunity of placing her defence before you and a wider public.

Unlike some of the other magazines in this category, 02138 also contains actual articles, including one about the unfortunate effects of consumer culture on young American girls.

"The Taboo of Menstruation," by Rose George (Op-Ed, Dec. 29), sheds a welcome light on the unfortunate effects of menstrual superstitions and ignorance in parts of India.

But one of the unfortunate effects of the uproar, from Grass's point of view, is that it obscures, for those who haven't read the book, the extent to which the writer excoriates his younger self in its pages.

The austere physical production, including crisply effective lighting by Brian H. Scott and an eerie score by Christian Frederickson, has the unfortunate effect of setting the antic performances in even starker relief.

This had the unfortunate effect of increasing the number of humans incarcerated.

But on Tuesday this had the unfortunate effect of overpowering the singers.

The unfortunate effect was to paint Ms. Nagel as a dilettante.

This has had the unfortunate effect of removing the competent ones from their posts.