Sentence examples for the unfortunate side from inspiring English sources

They have the unfortunate side effect also of damaging Western interests in an important region.

This may constitute just deserts, but it has the unfortunate side effect of punishing the reader.

But all this government spending has the unfortunate side effect of worsening inflation, economists say.

The unfortunate side of Mr. Bloomberg's welcome entry into the immigration debate is that it is necessary at all.

But progress in East Asia has the unfortunate side effect of increasing the divide between East and South Asia.

"I think that is the unfortunate side of politics, and I think that is also the unfortunate side sometimes of this 24-hour news cycle that we are in now," she added.

After Silent Spring revealed the unfortunate side-effects of those chemicals, there was a big backlash.

That is because one of Dr Yamanaka's transcription factors, c-Myc, sometimes has the unfortunate side-effect of causing cancer.

It's a fine bonce, though the lack of hair has the unfortunate side-effect of making McAvoy look younger and less statesmanlike than he has previously appeared.

It does however have the unfortunate side-effect of making you want to drink and smoke like Dean Martin, which is of course terrible for your health.

But South Korea's and China's working-age populations too will soon start to shrink.One of the unfortunate side-effects of ageing in Japan is that it will be the young who suffer the most.